Today is #73 of the 365 days this year, and I invite you to cel= ebrate March 14th with me. &= nbsp; March 14 is NATIONAL PI DAY because 3 (Marc= h), 1, and 4 are the first three digits of Pi. Celebrate by eating . . . CH= IPS! …
03/13/23 Grif.Net – Status Updates of Friends
Cali T shared, “My 17-year-old so has been doing chores s= ince I got home. Mowed. Pulled weeds. Took out garbage. As any seasoned par= ent knows, I am more suspicious than grateful.” = Keith B admitted, “As= I watch the dog chasing his tail, I thought dogs are…
03/11/23 Weekend Grif.Net – Be Thankful
Be thankful that you don’t already have everything you desir= e. If you did, what would there be to lo= ok forward to? Be thankful when you don’t know something. It gives you the opportunity to learn. = Be thankful for t= he difficult times. During those times…
03/10/23 Grif.Net – It’s Only Cold if You’re Standing Still
[Winter is making another run thru the USA and thought everyone= needs some good advice on coping with March cold and snow. Couldn= 217;t find any, so you get my ideas instead.] = Watch your step . . . it could be your last. Hot chocolate is like a…
03/09/23 Grif.Net – At the Store
**The boy helping the clerk at the grocery store asked me if I = would like the milk in a bag. I said, “= ;No, just leave it in the carton.” **Think my wife left me because I’= m too insecure. Never mind she’s back,= she was just at…
03/08/23 Grif.Net – I Admit (+ Answers from Quiz)
I ADMIT . . . > I hav= en’t spoken to my wife in four years. I thought it would be rude to interru= pt her. > I have a clean conscience – obviously, it’s never been used. > I = love telling Dad jokes. Sometimes, he even…
03/07/23 Grif.Net – Last Line Quiz
[Many know famous novels by their FIRST lines. But what a= bout how they end? Here are the LAST lines of a dozen famous books. S= ome well-known, some obscure, some self-evident, some cryptic. Your j= ob is to guess BOOK (and AUTHOR if you know it). That is tough…
03/06/23 Grif.Net – Phrases from Childhood
[We all have heard “common phrases” used by parents= or adult when we were younger. Many are “regional”, some= “ethnic”, and all “memorable”! Here are a fe= w of mine and would love to hear some of your favorite phrases from childho= od] &#= 8220;If it was a snake,…
03/04/23 Weekend Grif.Net – Monthly Motivation
[First weekend of each month are quotations that pack a punch w= here I need it. Couldn’t verify origination of any of these that focu= s on “doing”.] = “Do something today that your future self will t= hank you for.” “You will never always be motivated, so you…
03/03/23 Grif.Net – I Moved to an Odd State
State/Local Laws in Wisconsin have me scratching my head. Here = are some examples: 1. It is illegal for restaurants to serve Margarine unless spe= cifically requested by the consumer. &n= bsp; 2. If two trains meet, neither may proceed u= ntil one of them moves. 3. Livestock…
03/02/23 Grif.Net – What’s Up in My Life?
Both of my friends asked me what was going on in my life. = So I shared this update about my life. > My daughter gave me a ‘World’s Best= Dad’ mug. At least she inherited my sense of humor. > My dog is smart. I aske= d him…
03/01/23 Grif.Net – Tom Swifty Puns (#15 – March)
[We continue monthly puns from Tom Swifty humor, moving on to t= he letter “P”. “I offer this list as a gift to you,= ” said Bob presently.] "My pencil is dull," said Tom pointlessly.= "= ;Yes, I stole the glass from the windows," said Tom painstakingly. …
02/28/23 Grif.Net – Now Hiring
[Am I alone thinking that the level of “help” in so= me shops has gone down faster than my retirement savings under this adminis= tration?] **At the supermarket checkout, the cashier was having trouble finding t= he price for my cucumber. “Maybe the = list is alphabetical,” I offered.…