When our mind is full of the warmth of humor, we are in touch with the best of ourselves. Quote from Welcoming the Unwelcome by Pema Chodron
I definitely agree with Chodron’s quote but, since I don’t think of myself as funny, humor is a difficult topic for me to write about. In today’s world, however, I’m grateful for anything that makes me laugh. I’m craving a big, out-loud laugh. I know how good it feels.
I just went through my Facebook feed to find something funny for inspiration. Alas, nada. That’s not always true but laugh-out-loud humor, that isn’t at the expense of someone, is rare these days. Yet, it’s so vital to getting in touch with “the best of ourselves.”
Affirmation: I like to laugh.
Coaching questions and request: Where do you find humor? What makes you laugh out loud? How do you feel when you do? Please share something funny. I need a good laugh.
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Life after losing a mother 
I’m not much of a Laugh Out Loud person. But I do have a very big smile. Glen was the person who always laughed out loud. You could hear him in the next block when he saw something on TV or read something in a book. There was no mistaking when something touched his funny bone. That was a very good part of him.
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I remember his laugh. Delightful!
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