Chocolate Treasure
January 3, 2026 by Rhonda Rhea
Filed under Humor, Stories
By Rhonda Rhea –
Somebody gave me a big box of chocolates last week. I was so excited. Chocolates, man. It was one of those boxes of chocolates with the map in the lid. To me? That lid diagram was a treasure map. There are times when there’s nothing sweeter than digging for treasure. Read more
The 5-Minute Rule
December 24, 2025 by Emily Chase
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By Emily Parke Chase –
My husband, with a professional math journal propped on his lap, falls sound asleep in the recliner after dinner. When he awakes two hours later, I am finishing my work in the kitchen and heading to bed myself. We climb into bed and read for a few minutes before turning off the light. Read more
Power Cord Outage
December 20, 2025 by Lynn Rebuck
Filed under Humor, Stories
By Lynn Rebuck –
After years of my own diligent research and experimentation, I have discovered that electronic appliances work better if you plug them in first. I do not regret the time I have spent in this academic pursuit, watching toasters that don’t toast, observing coffee makers that refuse to make coffee, and studying printers that fail to print. Read more
Life without Facebook
December 12, 2025 by Kathi Macias
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By Kathi Macias –
Ever heard the saying, “If you want to make God laugh, tell Him your plans”? I think God had a great laugh on me this week—and I deserved it. Read more
Thinking Outside the Cat Box
December 3, 2025 by Rhonda Rhea
Filed under Humor, Stories
By Rhonda Rhea –
Have I ever told you about our morbidly obese cat? Whatever it is inside a cat brain that tells the cat belly it’s full, is completely missing from Sammy’s anatomy. So he eats and eats until he barfs. Then he moos for more. And I do mean moos. Sammy got so fat that we never felt altogether comfortable letting him lean on a load-bearing wall. Fat. Cat. Read more

