Top 13 Laughs
I laughed alot in 2005. Here are my top 13 laughs. Obviously, you had to be there :) And some of them are "inside jokes." But I thought I'd post them anyway.
Josiah baked a CD in our oven (o1.24) Yummy! And it smelled great :)
A malfunctioning horn in our rental car (02.28) If you're looking for a way to get attention this is it :) Negative attention that is.
A trip to the Air and Space museum. Josiah kept asking if stuff was going to take off (04.22)
Josiah telling Lora, "Accidents happen, mom" after she spilled a bottle of pasta sauce at the store (05.03)
A team member, who will remain nameless, fainted in the Hot Springs on our Ethiopia trip. It could have been really bad, but another team mate caught him. The thing that was so funny is that Pastor Joel kept video taping! We must have watched the fainting episode two dozen times. (05.24)
Mini-macchiatos (05.26) My, what large hands you have? Or is that a tiny cup?
Have you ever seen a baboon poop on a human? That's what happened during our Ethiopian safari. Hilarious. By the way, why did God create baboons with bare butts? (05.23)
During our first night in Ethiopia there was a crazy rooster that crowed in the middle of the night and woke us up. A bunch of us had to go to the bathroom but the restroom was occupied so we went outside to water the garden. Every dog in Addis Ababa started barking while we were peeing. We walked back in and I couldn't help but sing Who Let the Dogs Out at 3 AM (05.23)
You have to see the drawing, but Josiah scribbled something on a piece of paper and when I asked him what it was he said, "Jesus." Probably the worst portrait I've ever seen. But me and Jesus got a good laugh :) (10.24)
Lora running through a fountain in front of the Mall of Georgia for $20 (10.05)
I emailed Scott Aughtmon, our former church planter in residence who we support as a missionary, and I accidentally wrote that we'd continue to support him $1 :) Woops. I felt so bad and laughed so hard. Just for the record we support him more than that and that has been clarified :) (12.22)
No Tengo Dinero. That's what was written on my t-shirt went I went to open a bank account for GodiPod.com. I didn't wear it intentionally and didn't realize it till afterwards. Fortunately, no one at the bank knew Spanish or they might not have wanted my business. For non-Spanish speakers, it means "I don't have money" (10.03)
"Interpret This"--Christina Borja. We experience gut-wrenching laughter all the time as a staff. This statement fueled one of those laughing episodes! I love working with people I can laugh at. I mean "with."
Josiah baked a CD in our oven (o1.24) Yummy! And it smelled great :)
A malfunctioning horn in our rental car (02.28) If you're looking for a way to get attention this is it :) Negative attention that is.
A trip to the Air and Space museum. Josiah kept asking if stuff was going to take off (04.22)
Josiah telling Lora, "Accidents happen, mom" after she spilled a bottle of pasta sauce at the store (05.03)
A team member, who will remain nameless, fainted in the Hot Springs on our Ethiopia trip. It could have been really bad, but another team mate caught him. The thing that was so funny is that Pastor Joel kept video taping! We must have watched the fainting episode two dozen times. (05.24)
Mini-macchiatos (05.26) My, what large hands you have? Or is that a tiny cup?
Have you ever seen a baboon poop on a human? That's what happened during our Ethiopian safari. Hilarious. By the way, why did God create baboons with bare butts? (05.23)
During our first night in Ethiopia there was a crazy rooster that crowed in the middle of the night and woke us up. A bunch of us had to go to the bathroom but the restroom was occupied so we went outside to water the garden. Every dog in Addis Ababa started barking while we were peeing. We walked back in and I couldn't help but sing Who Let the Dogs Out at 3 AM (05.23)
You have to see the drawing, but Josiah scribbled something on a piece of paper and when I asked him what it was he said, "Jesus." Probably the worst portrait I've ever seen. But me and Jesus got a good laugh :) (10.24)
Lora running through a fountain in front of the Mall of Georgia for $20 (10.05)
I emailed Scott Aughtmon, our former church planter in residence who we support as a missionary, and I accidentally wrote that we'd continue to support him $1 :) Woops. I felt so bad and laughed so hard. Just for the record we support him more than that and that has been clarified :) (12.22)
No Tengo Dinero. That's what was written on my t-shirt went I went to open a bank account for GodiPod.com. I didn't wear it intentionally and didn't realize it till afterwards. Fortunately, no one at the bank knew Spanish or they might not have wanted my business. For non-Spanish speakers, it means "I don't have money" (10.03)
"Interpret This"--Christina Borja. We experience gut-wrenching laughter all the time as a staff. This statement fueled one of those laughing episodes! I love working with people I can laugh at. I mean "with."
1 Comments:
Thanks for sharing one of MY "Top 13 Reasons To Cry In 2005"!
(Actually it was funny to me too, since I didn't see that "$1 support email" until AFTER you had sent the correction email!)
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