After father moved into a retirement home, he would often say:
I believe in the “here after.” Every time I walk into a room, I ask, “What am I here after?”
How many of you believe in the “Here after?”
More wisdom next Friday,
Andrew
After father moved into a retirement home, he would often say:
I believe in the “here after.” Every time I walk into a room, I ask, “What am I here after?”
How many of you believe in the “Here after?”
More wisdom next Friday,
Andrew
Cute, very cute.
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Now what was it I came here for????? Good one Andrew…
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Love it. I believe in the “where did I put my glasses?”
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I also believe in, “Where are the car keys?” ๐
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Tis a first hearing this for me and it gave me a great laugh! Enjoy the weekend. ๐
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I loved Laugh- In also, got some great laffs from that show. Your father sounds like a very funny guy. ๐
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He was. I learned most of my jokes from him.
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Thanks for the chuckle today, Andrew.
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You’re welcome. I’ve always liked this one.
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I resemble this post.
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you and me both.
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Ten years ago, I would have chuckled at that, thinking it was an old person’s issue. Now, I’m nodding in agreement. Yikes!
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Me too. Now I wonder when did I become an old person?!?
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I’m not even in a retirement home yet and I’ve experienced the “here after.” At least now I can remember this humorous take on the situation.
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I use to roll my eyes when Father said this. Now I nod my head in agreement.
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I went to a retired staff coffee morning the other day, and the number of people who, in their dreams, had had meaningful conversations with their recently dead parents was extremely reassuring…
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It can be.
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Good post…thanks for the smile๐
Ron
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You’re welcome.
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There used to be a comedy TV show called “Laugh-In” and one of the skits often had an old lecherous type sitting on a park bench. I woman would come along and sit on the other end of the bench. He would ask her: “Do you believe in the hereafter?” She would nod politely. Then he would say, as he sidled up closer to her: “Then you know what I’m here after….” She would then whack him with her purse……
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I remember Laugh-In. Father and I use to watch when I was a boy. I remember the old guy getting hit a lot. Thanks for the memory.
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Rowan and Martin….very interesting, but……stupid.
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I loved that program. Especially the stupid stuff. ๐
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