Them Bones?

Godly Humor

the funny side of life

Volume 14

Thought is a force, but who can force a thought?

"The road less travelled."

Is silly a positive or negative word?

Man in the air.

A toadstool makes poor shelter from the rain!

Boardroom Race

Sin is age-old and its face is always the same.

Man floating an umbrella.

Writing names of earth's departed now keeps the angel recorder occupied.

Look up to the stars and you will have no idle misspent hours.

To hatch wings is given even to worms.

Make a new beginning. It is not too late if you are a breathing thinking mortal.

Aerial Acrobatics

No need to be reincarnated, my dears. You will find all that you need without it.

Constructive Interference

The milk of human kindness is mostly curdled.

Umbrella man flying away.

The heaviest clouds sometimes pass by.

Overloadin'

Miracles and wonders are common compared to a just man made perfect.

You yourself belong to the brighter country in the yellow light, and so, at all normal times, you are buoyant, cheerful. Whenever you get low in your mind, it is always the result of a depressant from without, and at such times, you should go away somewhere and stay for hours. You would be better at the park―or out of town as many hours a day as possible.

Now go and hunt up a new road. Never mind mud. Get out and away.

Even candy wears stripes?

Use logic in your reasoning.

The arrow never shoots backwards.

I have noticed that people smile incredulously when told of the realities of the spirit world, but they never disbelieve that flowers grow there!

―Fanny Fern in Spirit

Poke a hornet's nest if you want to be stung.

Snowballin'

What does it mean to feel alien?

Well, women on both sides of the line of the two worlds are famous for changing men's plans.

―Spirit Samuel Bowles

Life without books, chocolate and coffee is just useless.

―Nadun Lokuliyanage

Trust Building

Seen-it-all.

Twirl a moustache.

How strong is a Jack Russell jaw?

As you think, so it is.

Writer's note—

Spiritual insights are drawn from  the pen of William Shakespeare in Spirit.