Looking at 2016 through my backup camera
I love to receive Christmas cards and admire people who include an annual newsletter. I used to do that, but the cards I bought two years ago waited in vain again this year, hoping a […]
Tag: New Year
My Resolutions for 2017
Every one should have goals. Otherwise, how can we improve ourselves? Here are my resolutions for the new year. Never eat lutefisk. Never eat mushrooms. Nap only when I’m asleep. Understand my new cell phone. […]
All charged up for the New Year
When my son was born 13 years ago, my wife and I couldn’t even pay someone large sums of cash we didn’t have to get an invite to a New Year’s Eve party. It was […]
Happy Holidays From Dodge City
Greetings from the Old West Happy Holidays. Paul De Lancey, raconteur, doctor, and gunslinger Check out my latest novel, the hilarious apocalyptic thriller, Do Lutheran Hunks Eat Mushrooms? It’s published by HumorOutcasts and is available in paperback […]
HumorOutcasts Radio – Interview with Deb Martin-Webster
For the first show of the year, Deb Martin-Webster was my guest. We caught up on old news, HO news and what to expect in 2014 news. In short, we had a good time! This […]
Diet Innovation
You know how it goes with diets. You stick with them for a while, but then buckle and crack open that bag of Funyuns. What’s the central problem here? Correct, you don’t really believe in […]
Pros and Cons of Surviving 2011
Whenever I approach a new year, I like to take stock of what I survived. I like to think of myself less as a time traveler stuck in forward linear motion at an uninterruptible rate […]
My Top Five Funny New Years Resolutions, Well, They May Just Be Funny to Me!!
Resolutions can be pretty serious, especially New Years Resolutions. Losing weight, not yelling so much, saving money etc…All of these are great resolutions, however, resolutions that are funny can also be taken very seriously. […]
Wishes for the New Year
I hope the new year brings peace on earth, an end to global warming, the defeat of fanatical right-wing politicians, and the birth of a news media that possesses at least a smidgen of ethics. […]