They say that laughter is the best medicine, and there is nothing wrong with that statement. Science has shown that laughing can have a positive effect on our physical and mental health. Not only does it reduce stress and anxiety, but it can also make us more happy and well-being.
“I’m not sure this makes me feel better…”
“Mabel wasn’t best pleased about her bath…”
“Middle schoolers visited our automotive shop, and they tried to cover it up.”
“Peter was extraordinarily helpful moving the mattress upstairs.”
“We like watching the bread get toasted.”
“My son got a Sonic the Hedgehog set of clothes. Here’s the only pic I could get.”
“Stick family position available”
“I’m moving out of the house and left something in the crawl space for when the new residents start to snoop.”
“Told my parents there was a serious leak in their bathroom, but they were not amused.”
“Well, this face swap worked out better than expected.”
“At an ice cream shop in Minnesota”
“The birthday card 9-year-old me gave to my mother”
“I think she wants me to put the seat down.”
“My wife ordered a coffee. Her name is BROOKE.”
“Found on the inside of a dog toy”
