His wife gave birth
to a beautiful little girl. The midwife swore she’d never seen such pretty
features. Big blue eyes, a pretty upturned button of a nose and cherry-red lips
that promised to capture the heart of scores of unwary young men. But Fate can be
cruel at times. In fact, the little angel was born blind. Her mum wanted to call her "Justice" but her father insisted
on calling her “Faith”.
Martin is an
architect. He’s a genius but has weird ideas. All the doors in his house are in
the shape of fruits and other everyday objects. His bedroom door is in the
shape of an apple. The door to the kitchen is in the shape of a fridge. The
entrance door is in the shape of a jar. Whenever the door is opened a crack,
somebody would shout: “Look! The door is ajar!”
There is a side to
Van Gogh that not many are aware of. What most people know about him is that he
was a genius painter. But he also was a down-to-earth sort of guy who never
hesitated to help his fellowmen. You probably ignore how he came to lose his
ear. Aha! Got your attention, didn’t I? Well here’s what happened. A friend of
his, Paul Gauguin, I think, but don’t quote me on that, had a problem and needed to
talk it over with someone. He found his friend Van Gogh and told him: “My
friend, lend me your ear”. An unfortunate phrase if ever there was one. Rumour
has it that from that day on, when he’s drinking in his usual bar and somebody
asks: “Want a beer, Goghy?”
You're very punny in this one! *smile* I admit, I was checking out another review & I didn't catch "Blind Faith" until then . . . I love the door ajar (doors are always ajar in my writes, for some reason). Your conversational asides in the last part are fun & the punch line definitely works well! Good job!
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yes Blind Justice or Blind Faith. donnow, bad taste perhaps.
thank you as aways barleygirl. y.. read moreyes Blind Justice or Blind Faith. donnow, bad taste perhaps.
thank you as aways barleygirl. you're a doll.
I don't know where you come up with this stuff, but I laughed all the way through, with each change of direction it just got funnier. And really, shame on you, making us laugh at a blind girl. The door ajar was hilarious and I'm glad I now know how van Gogh lost his ear.
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haha thanks a million my friend. I'm overjoyed you laughed at this one.
to be honest, I did f.. read morehaha thanks a million my friend. I'm overjoyed you laughed at this one.
to be honest, I did feel a bit uneasy with the first one but I just had to make something out of "blind justice/blind faith".
it's always so good to see you around James.
You're very punny in this one! *smile* I admit, I was checking out another review & I didn't catch "Blind Faith" until then . . . I love the door ajar (doors are always ajar in my writes, for some reason). Your conversational asides in the last part are fun & the punch line definitely works well! Good job!
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yes Blind Justice or Blind Faith. donnow, bad taste perhaps.
thank you as aways barleygirl. y.. read moreyes Blind Justice or Blind Faith. donnow, bad taste perhaps.
thank you as aways barleygirl. you're a doll.
A very interesting read, I'm glad I caught it, and thanks for the chuckle. Normally I'd leave a drawn out review, but I don't have much to add, it was witty and enjoyable.
thanks a million Rachelle.
are you telling me that the culprit was Paul Gauguin and not renoir.. read morethanks a million Rachelle.
are you telling me that the culprit was Paul Gauguin and not renoir?
10 Years Ago
He was sort of BFF with Paul, right?
10 Years Ago
you probably know better than me, frankly. I just picked Renoir from my memory at random. I seem to .. read moreyou probably know better than me, frankly. I just picked Renoir from my memory at random. I seem to remember that they were from the same period.
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I remember his fallout with Paul sent him to the asylum…. They were roomies. Paul left because of.. read moreI remember his fallout with Paul sent him to the asylum…. They were roomies. Paul left because of the ear incident.
10 Years Ago
haha the ear incident? so he was the one!!!
10 Years Ago
Not so sure but Paul freaked out and left when he found out Vincent cut his own ear off.
Very nice, Woody! It took me a little while, and a re-read, but I finally got the 'blind faith' joke. Very nice! It requires a bit of intellect early in the morning! I got the other two right away. The door ajar is brilliant...and I love the van gogh story. Most humorous! Thank you for my laugh of the day! Bravo!
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always a pleasure to make you smile Anna. have a great day :)
Man ! Your work requires me to be witty ! Like that story about the baby..I just got that one down there..but all I can say is that your work honestly reflects your personality ..you are indeed very witty and yes about those punchlines ? They add so much spice to your work ! Brilliance !
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Thank you very much, dear Poetess. I keep hoping that the reader will have as much fun reading my wr.. read moreThank you very much, dear Poetess. I keep hoping that the reader will have as much fun reading my writings as I had writing them. I hope that Hope has, too :)
ok, time for an update I think. my old friends have come to know me pretty well, I trust so this is for the new comers.
I'm a Tunisian 60-year-old teacher-cum-translator, book worm who enjoys writing.. more..