| Sharing Humor |
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Are you sharing humor? As I read this question, I first thought about professional people that share humor, people who live by telling jokes and so on. But I have soon discovered that each of us should share humor and each of us should look life in a more humorous way. For example, when I was a child I had a teacher that was simply perfect. The way she dressed and behaved was a model for us, the girls. But one day she had mistaken a pair of sandals and she came in the classroom with one black sandal and one beige sandal. Yet she was living pretty close, she preferred excusing herself for that mistake and she stayed like that all day long. It was a shock for me seeing her how comfortable she felt even like that. As a model she was for me in what concerned dressing she also became a model in what concerned the attitude. Of course, we have all started laughing when she told us the story and we continued having her as a model. When the other person shares you a funny story and you laugh it means that you are sharing humor with her. When you hear a joke or you see that a person is trying to make you laugh, just laugh with her, but without faking. If you laugh next to a person and not at a person it means that you are sharing the humor with that person. We all have around a person that is famous for it’s humor. We like having them around and they always make us feel better. You should yet know that there are two types of humor: healthy humor and unhealthy humor. The healthy humor is then when everybody is having fun while the unhealthy humor is than when a certain person is being laughed at. To read more articles by Tony Robinson, check out http://about-aspen.com. |
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