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Wisdom for Dummies
I read that kids laugh over 300 times a day but adults, on average, laugh only 15 times per day. That’s probably because the kids aren’t paying a mortgage and saving for their own college […]
Happy Thanksgiving to All our Writers and Readers
Another year and another round of thanks to all our writers, authors and Humoroutcasts and HumorOutcasts Press-Shorehouse Books friends. You bring us joy, laughter and words to ponder. To our readers, we wouldn’t be here […]
It’s time to begin the HO HO HOPress-Shorehouse Books Holiday Reading List
We at HOPress-Shorehouse Books are so proud of all our authors. They had a dream, and they accomplished their dream of being published authors — some for the first time. To honor them this holiday […]
Another installment of “Scenes from a boomer marriage”
Where does the time go? Hubs and I recently celebrated our 20th anniversary. Two decades! Not that I doubted we could do it. I just can’t believe this much time has passed. Part of what’s […]
7 (sort of) surprising tidbits about stress
We’ve all heard about how chronic stress is bad for our hearts, brains and emotional wellbeing, makes us fat, and even shaves years off our lives because it speeds up the aging process. The physiological […]
Let’s wage war on incontinence: join #pantylinernation
The problem I recently contracted a cold virus that morphed into a sinus infection that morphed into an asthma flare. With all the coughing I was doing I made the following observation one morning on Facebook: Okay, […]
Spotlight on Margie Cherry, Author of “Mom’s Comedy Coloring Book”
Why is this coloring book different than all other coloring books? Most adult coloring books just promise to zone you out. THIS coloring book takes that relax-you-factor and adds: LAUGHTER, with its cocktail of happy […]
The magic continues: More scenes from a boomer marriage
You’ve heard the old saw about how familiarity breeds contempt, right? Well, I beg to differ. After being married for almost 20 years, there’s a comfortableness about the way Hubs and I relate to each […]