Dear Mel,
I think one thing that
brings us together as friends is our ability to laugh. Were both unique
personalities, who are sure in the individuals we are. We also find each other
funny at times. I truly believe that if serious people of the world could be
locked up in a comedy club for an evening that the laughter might help them out
more than pills or counseling. Have you ever noticed that if you can take life
humorously (when possible) that the challenges don’t seem that bad.
There are so many TV shows
that I enjoy watching not because of their clean content, but because they make
me laugh hysterically (until I’m breathless). I always feel refreshed after I
watch these shows like I’m now able to deal with whatever life throws my way.
Both of us have not had our lives go the way we expected them to. I find a cheerful attitude (due to humor) has
made me a better person than being depressed, and find all the negatives in
life. (They are there, but I’m consciously choosing not to find them.)
Does any of this make sense?
I do believe that my heavenly Father wants to see me happy. My laughter must be
music to His ears. When I become friends with someone, I want them to be happy
too. It makes me quite joyful to know that our heavenly Father has big plans
for both of us. As long as we both have breath in our bodies, our assignments
in this world are vitally needed. I hope your week was filled with all the joy
you deserve. I hope to see you in church Sunday.
In Jesus’ Love,
Robert
If you are cheerful, you feel good. If you are sad, you hurt
all over.
(Proverbs
17:22, CEV)
“The kind of humor
I like is the thing that makes me laugh for five seconds and think for ten
minutes.” (William
Davis)
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