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Category Archives: Humor
Repost: Great Songs of Me and Honest Hymns
A few years ago, for a sermon, I came up with a list of hymns for the egotist. Here are some of the ones I thought of: How Great I Art Now I Lift My Name on High I Exalt … Continue reading
Flying Lesson
Sometimes on Fridays, I share a joke from my past. Against my better judgment, I’ve decided that this joke needs to be preserved. It’s not from the Archer family treasury; I heard this one on the radio when I was … Continue reading
Julia and her amazing berry
Sometimes on Fridays, I’ve been sharing jokes from the Archer treasury of bad puns. I was reminded of this one last week, so I thought I’d share it: Julia and her amazing berry Julia Anthony loved to garden. Her vegetables … Continue reading
The wildebeest and the animal trainer
The last few Fridays, I’ve been sharing jokes from the Archer treasury of bad puns. I want to add a few that may or may not have been told when I was young. They’re included because they are equally pun-ishing: … Continue reading
The bird lover and the plaid pigeon
As I’ve been doing the last few Fridays, I want to share another joke from the Archer treasury of bad puns: The bird lover and the plaid pigeon Charlie Storch loved birds. He had dedicated his life to the study … Continue reading
