Just for Fun
The savvy, charming and hilarious members of ActiveRain like to let their hair down and have a little fun. Topics take on a whole new life when the creative minds of AR author fun posts. Wordless Wednesdays are a big contributor of this topic along with other posts written for fun. With each of our members' clever wit behind these blog posts, there should definitely be something for everyone to delight in.
Take a moment out from the daily grind to get lost in these entertaining pieces. If you have a funny story or photo you'd like to share with the wonderful world of AR, please do. Just for Fun posts are a great avenue to expressing yourself and sharing your funny bone.
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Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent! Paul Henderson, REALTOR®, Fathom Realty WA LLC, Mason County, Washington's preferred real estate Agent and Broker Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not. Nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with ...
Whether it be corn on the cob, hot dogs or burger patties, the smell of gas and charcoal wafting through the air is a tell-tale sign that summer is approaching. Residents living at Brunswick Forest have plenty of open areas where they can grill out and hold small picnics for outdoor fun. So, make...
June 1st- National Olive Day
(Hampton Crossing - Licensed Real Estate Salesperson - 631-466-4087)
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June 1st - National Olive Day: I have created a new word search puzzle for you to enjoy. Directions: Click on the link below. Your puzzle will open in a new window. To locate a word, please hold down the left side of your mouse while dragging your cursor over the letters of that word. Relea...
Did you know that there are approximately 20 million taxpayers that are either in some stage of the collection process with the IRS or are believed to be non-filers. This is expected to continue to increase in the current economic environment related to COVID-19. Unfortunately, if you don't solv...
The other day, a reader gave me one of the best comments I've ever received in the history of my blog. Over on Instagram, I decided to do a little preview and mentioned that I was working on a post about how I transitioned from teaching English online to freelance writing full-time. One of my fol...
The Elkins Home Selling Team with Elite Realty Group provides services with Morristown TN Real Estate For Sale and Morristown TN Homes For Sale to home buyers and home sellers in Morristown Tennessee, Whitesburg, Talbott, Russellville, Sevierville, Bean Station, Dandridge, Pigeon Forge and surr...
4th of July Fireworks to celebrate Independence Day 2014 Oneida Co
(Woodland Management Service / Woodland Real Estate, Keller Williams Fox Cities)
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4th of July Fireworks and so much more to celebrate Independence Day 2014 in Oneida County Wisconsin commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Independence_Day_Fireworks_2.jpg As Americans we like to celebrate the things that make us special. We have cake with numbered candles on our birthdays. W...
Today we mourn the passing of a beloved old friend, Common Sense, who has been with us for many years. No one knows for sure how old he was, since his birth records were long ago lost in bureaucratic red tape. He will be remembered as having cultivated such valuable lessons as: Knowing when to co...
A rule of thumb, when making a change: do the new behaviour for 21 days. Apparently, it takes that timeline to create a new habit. Hmmm....In my area, the "stay home/social distance" government edicts occurred on March 12th. First response: fear. That usually brings out the Crab in us......
Change means we have to shift around our established thought patterns, have to let go of this idea that we are somehow in charge. Pretty scary. Letting go is not easy. Easier to try to stuff the past into the future, while we are still mired in the present. Change. It will always force u...
Thirty Days Hath. . . Welcome to May. Today is the first day and there are a total of thirty-one for us this month. Many can thank the familiar childhood rhyme about months to remind us of the number of days we can expect. Sure, the number is important but it isn't the entire picture. Most ...
An Age-Old Question I have been here for some time. Life and many aspects associated with it. I have experienced a lot of questions. Asked and answered countless over time. Some repeatedly. That's the way it goes. At least for me. Likely for you too. Occasionally there may be a bit o...
Friday May 29th 2020 at 3:00pm I took this photograph from the building I am working on in San Jose California.There were about 300 protesters marching for the death of George Floyd from a police officer in Minneapolis Minnesota.The police officer from Mlps was fired and taken into custody and be...
Spring is erupting all around us. It's a time that makes us restless, just like all the other animals encountering sun and light and warmth. We want to get up and at it. Stay home/social distance is still the mantra in my area. So, yes, in my seaside region, we are all tied up at the dock...
Westcliffe, CO Weather for May 31, 2020Good Morning Westcliffe, CO50°Our Sunday morning starts with pleasant temperatures and a few scattered clouds to grace our morning sky.Today will be partly sunny with a high temperature in the upper 70's.We have a 50% chance for showers and thunderstorms sta...
Rural Gardening - Love for Ole' Blue Eyes
(ViewHomes of Clark County - Nature As Neighbors)
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This clump of violet blue flowering grass has become a favorite plant in "Dad's Garden" at our rural home in Camas, Washington. We had no idea it would be so hardy and put on such a great yearly show for us. While it's called Blue Eyed Grass, it's actually a member of the Iris family, closely re...
This morning as we were driving up to Santa Ynez to enjoy a sit down breakfast at the Baker's Table, we spotted creature activity in our lane 30 feet ahead. We stopped and saw this Turkey Mamma with 5 little poults (that is the name baby turkeys are given). I thought you would like to know in ca...
Robert K. Greenleaf was born in Terre Haute, Indiana back in 1904. He attended Rose Polytechnic school before transferring to Carleton College in Minnesota. He graduated with a math degree. He worked for AT&T for 38 years, taking his retirement in 1964. During his time at AT&T he participated ...
Small steps everyday lead to massive results down the road. - Will HammChange is inevitable. Growth is optional. - John C. MaxcellWelcome every new and difficult in life as a new opportunity to wrestle and win- and to gain new experience and new power. - L. H. MurlinThe power of imagination make...
Kalispell: Where the Wild Things are
(406-270-3667, kat@thehousekat.com, Broker, Blackstone Realty Group - brokered by eXp Realty)
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Some who just read those words probably got an immediate mental image of those wacky looking creatures in Maurice Sendak's children's book of the same name. Nope, I'm not talking about those wild things. And others might be thinking of the deer who are always outside my window (like the ones in ...