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marsrocket Check-In 03/19/2026
It's National Let's Laugh Day. What makes you giggle or snort or tee-hee? Like they say, laughter is good medicine. (click on image)
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Marsrocket,
Great to see you post. I hope you are managing okay. Thank you so much for the giggle, lol. Laughter is the absolute best medicine of all. I used to collect joke books; I think I need to start collecting them again since I could use some more laughter therapy these days. I have also been watching Johnny Carson reruns, he makes me laugh with the odd skits he performs at times. An old cliche- a laugh a day keeps the doctor away. :)
Brandon,
lol. We need you to keep your brain intact for as long as possible. Stay forever young, creative, smart and wise.
Below are 100 jokes, let me know if a specific one makes you laugh out loud, lol: https://jokespunfun.com/jokes-of-the-day/
A few reasons why Laughter is considered the best medicine :
Stress Reduction- laughter lowers cortisol levels, which helps lessen stress. It activates the body's relaxation response, leading to reduced tension and anxiety.Physical Health Benefits- it enhances oxygen intake, stimulates heart and lung function, and boosts circulation. This can lead to improved immune function and pain relief.Emotional Well-Being-it promotes feelings of happiness and optimism, helping to combat depression and anxiety.Social Connection- it fosters social bonds, enhancing relationships and creates a sense of community. Are you going to establish your laugh quota for the day? :)
Love this! My kids think I am hilarious my husband not so much! I have my moments 😀😊😉
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