Today’s Tickles
“A merry heart doeth good like a medicine: but a broken spirit drieth the bones.” Proverbs 17:22
Do you like the word “tickle?” I do. Now I said I like the word, not the feeling you get when someone does it to you. But we all like to be tickled through the eyegate and earwaves now and then, don’t we? Well, as a service to our friends and customers, don’t be surprised if a “tickle” shows up on this blog now and then. No special reason other than to help us all feel better. So for all of you who have or love babies (isn’t that everyone?), here are a few for today:
What did the baby corn say to the mommy corn? “Where is pop-corn?”
What snakes do babies like? Rattlesnakes.
Why do mothers carry their babies? Because the mothers are too heavy for the babies to carry.
Why did the Army begin drafting babies? It was trying to build up the infantry.
Have a nice day!
Maxine, a/k/a Nanna
(Riddles from Lots o” Riddles, published by Barbour Publishing, Ind. Used by permission.)
