Happy vegetables just taste better.
I’m thinking this means the stars of veggie tales would make one heck of a great tasting salad.
Blogs and Articles in No Particular Order
This came to me via Heather Konik. Want to ‘Do Something Different’ this Summer? Check Out ‘Drive a Tank’
Best Selling Author Kristen Lamb shares her editorial smarts in 4 Writing Crutches that Insult the Reader’s Intelligence
Nigel Blackwell reminds us of the freedoms we enjoy here in America in this fun and interesting post. Pigs, Pants, and Bent Bananas
NOAA Issues a Statement Denying Existence of Mermaids. Your tax dollars at work!
A Mermaid by John William Waterhouse
Skater Boys and Billy Purgatory. Ellie Ann always finds the coolest books.
Is Your Personality YOU? Pop by Amber West’s and take a quiz that’s all about you.
Kids think they’ve got the corner on text abbreviations. Clearly, they don’t know Donna Newton. Texting for Adults
Two of my favorites together. Tiffany A. White guest posts for P.W. Creighton. Intriguing Observations: Using Television to Benefit our Fiction Writing
Jillian Dodd dedicated her fun blog to Magic Mike last week, a male stripper version of Showgirls. Called to mind for me the original, hysterical Magic Mike from Saturday Night Live with Patrick Swayze and Chris Farley.
All the best to all of you for a week of happy salads.
Piper Bayard–The Pale Writer of the Apocalypse
Love your posts Piper. You never fail to put a smile on my face and you share some great blogs! Hope you have a great weekend!
Thanks, Karen. 🙂 A great weekend to you, too.
Oh, Patrick. That’s one of my favorite SNL skits. Two great guys gone too soon. Thanks for the fun post!
It’s one of my all time favorites, also, may they RIP. Glad you enjoyed it.
Great round up! And miss Chris and Patrick…two of my faves and adore that skit! Thanks for the info – and laughs!
Good to see you, Donna. Glad you enjoyed it.
Good laugh, Piper
Being a vegetarian, the whole happy/sad vegetable thing puts me in a quandary. I mean, should I look for the depressed ones and put them out of their misery, or should I cheer them up by going to the smugly contented ones?
Before I came to the US I live in a beautiful old town called Totnes. We used to call it the alternative capital of the universe because it was filled with shops selling such things as crystals for dowsing, or to improving your karma. There were even places where you could lie down among crystals … for a price, of course!
Cheers!
LOL. You have a kind of complicated reality at times, don’t you? I say mix the depressed ones with the smugly contented ones because they are both equally annoying.
Totnes sounds a lot like the nearby city of Boulder. Now I know where Boulder gets it. 🙂
…how can something have “psychology” when it doesn’t even have a nervous system? *facepalm* Really, these New Age-y types make people of the Zen philosophical persusion look bad. Although how an ancient Japanese variant of Buddhism is “New Age” is beyond me, haha.
There is an ancient Japanese variant of Buddhism that psychoanalyzes vegetables? 🙂
haha well, maybe but not that I know of =P. It wouldn’t be the weirdest variant of Japanese Buddhism that I’ve ever heard of. Maybe the hungriest, since Buddhists are vegans (well, not all of us and certainly not this one) and you aren’t terribly likely to eat something that just sat there and told you it felt sad 😛
LOL. I don’t know. If it looked tasty enough, I might be like Nigel and be moved to put it out of its misery. 🙂
VeggieTales was way ahead of this guy. Alfred the Asparagus played a vegetable psychologist here: http://youtu.be/j1FGaCNN1aw. Love it!
I think vegetables in my house suffer from neglect. They are rarely eaten by children who need them. Should I consult a therapist?
LOL. I hope you don’t need a therapist for that, because if you do, I do as well. Thanks so much for the link! I really enjoyed these shows when the kids were little. 🙂
ROFLMAO!!!!!!!
OMG….first a veggie shrink and then the Chippendales video. I am dying. Tks for the fab laughs and I’ll definitely swing back to check the posts I’d missed this week.
GREAT Friday giggle!
So glad you enjoyed it. 🙂
I’ll look out for that crazy veggie guy next week. Funny as ever, Piper 🙂
Thanks, Catherine. 🙂
My vegetables might need a psychologist. I buy them but never eat them. 😉
Sounds like they might be feeling neglected. Perhaps you should introduce them to the neglected vegetables in my fridge so they can keep each other company. 🙂
Oh you picked some winning vids this time, Piper! ROTF.
My son told me about a restaurant profile on the food network…the chef yelled at the hamburgers before they went out the door as part of the ‘preparation’. Wonder what our crystal dowser would say about that?
Probably use it as a reason to be a vegetarian. Stop meat abuse! And by the way, if you’re going to be eating more vegetables, make sure they’re happy vegetables. I can help you with that! 🙂
Thanks for the giggles!
Thank you, Phil. I love your blog. You’re a hoot!