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Author: Donna Cavanagh

Donna Cavanagh is founder of HumorOutcasts.com (HO) and the partner publishing company, HumorOutcasts Press which now includes the labels Shorehouse Books and Corner Office Books (HOPress-Shorehousebooks.com). As "den mother" to the more than 100 aspiring and accomplished writers, producers, comics and authors, Cavanagh's goal is to allow creativity to flow. She is a former journalist who made an unscheduled stop into humor more than 20 years ago. Her syndicated columns helped her gain a national audience when her work landed in the pages of First Magazine and USA Today. She teaches the how-to lessons of humor and publishing at conferences and workshops throughout the country including The Philadelphia Writers' Conference and Erma Bombeck Writers Workshop. The author of four humor books, Cavanagh hopes her latest book, How to Write and Share Humor: Techniques to Tickle Funny Bones and Win Fans, will encourage writers not only to embrace their humor talents but show them off as well.

Up, Up and Away

April 11, 2011July 28, 2013 Donna Cavanagh

I would like to discuss Erectile Dysfunction. Obviously, I do not suffer from the malady, and when I told my husband I was writing about this, he emitted a loud gasp and then insisted that […]

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1 CommentLifestyle, Relationshipscomedy, funny, humor, relationships, viagra

The Umpire’s Wife Has Been Ejected!

April 10, 2011May 14, 2013 Donna Cavanagh

My husband has been a baseball and fast pitch softball umpire for about 10 years.  Some umpire wives go to games to see their husband’s ump.  Me, I rarely attend. It’s not that I am […]

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3 CommentsBaseball, Good Clean Fun, Relationships, Sportscomedy, humor, parents, softball, sports, umpire

The Plight of the Non-Essential Government Worker

April 8, 2011January 3, 2012 Donna Cavanagh

So, here we are in the middle of a budget war. At this point, even if Congress get its act together and agrees on a budget and avoids a long-standing federal government shut down, it […]

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Everyday Life, Good Clean Fun, Politicscomedy, Glenn Beck, humor, John Boehner, politics

The Near Electrocution of the Cable Guy

April 7, 2011June 8, 2013 Donna Cavanagh

I an attempt to lower my phone bill, I signed up for the Triple Play from my cable company.  What this means is that the cable company now has possession of my technology soul. They […]

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The Cleaning Lady Diaries

April 7, 2011May 12, 2013 Donna Cavanagh

Friday is cleaning day for me. Yes, that is the day I ditch my computer and bring out my mop and bucket. I hate cleaning.  Some of my friends view cleaning as some kind of […]

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Everyday Life, Good Clean Funcleaning lady, comedy, dust bunnies, humor, schedules

My New Life as a Lawn Mower Racing Champion

April 6, 2011March 9, 2012 Donna Cavanagh

Each spring I take out my lawn mower and assess its condition. Well, what that means is I turn it upside down and remove the accumulation of gunk that I never removed from the blades […]

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