It’s Okay to Laugh
November 26, 2008
This is Lance. No, he doesn’t usually wear a tiara (at least not that I know of) but he broke out the funny after Vered’s visitors left a string of humorous suggestions about how he could celebrate winning a Starbuck’s gift card.
Lance is a good guy. I mean the type of guy your kids love to visit because he knows how to have fun. He’s the kind of guy you call when you need advice, or serious prayer.
Lance writes over at the Jungle of Life, and leaves regular comments on about a million of the blogs I read. He also seems to read my mail and my thoughts on occasion, which is a little creepy until you remember we have the same Father.
The Moral of the Silliness
So, why I am posting a picture of Lance in a tiara? Because it’s a perfect example of the importance of having fun. Laughing at yourself and life is essential to a healthy mindset and a healthy business.
God has a tremendous sense of humor (or humour for you Canadians!). Don’t believe me? Listen to a duck quack and watch them stand on their heads in the water with their little flippers waving hello while they skim for food. Watch a ground hog run across an open field when he thinks you’re looking at him too long. Watch the monkeys at the zoo. Take a look at a platypus. God loves to laugh, and we should, too.
Blue Duck Humor
We’re not the average company here at Blue Duck. Steph likes to sing the mission impossible theme while she works and has been known to talk on her shoe in traffic. The house is too quiet when she’s not here, and the baby whines all day about picking up Steph or his brother because he wants to have fun. (Guess mom’s no fun at work.)
We’ve been known to speak Pirate-ease all week, and send each other stupid emails. I sent Steph and Katie a postcard from the GEICO gecko after we finished a huge SEO project for a life insurance company. I informed I would not be at my desk on Monday, because I was running off with the gecko to California. It was hilarious to the three of us, and we still joke about it.
Have fun with your work. Otherwise, your life becomes a rut and that pretty pink and black dress just collects dust in the closet.
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