Several years ago, my Grandma Ruth bought a used wheelchair, “in case she needed it someday.” We agreed to store it for her in our garage until she needed it. We’ll—most of the time it was in the garage! Sometimes the kids would take it out for fun, like seeing how fast they could go, or trying to get sympathy from passing motorists.
Here is a picture of Alison and Austin on such a day (with a little exaggeration!) …

Imagine if Austin had worn shoes instead of flip-flops that day!

Very glad to have this car running again, we are! (Especially Alison!)
Post an update in the future, I will. Fill you in since this and this, I must.
As I noted at the end of my “About” page, I used to have Phalacrophobia, but I don’t anymore.
This news is for guys who still have this phobia. Great! For 150 bucks you can:
- See if your future will be bright and shiny (or not)
- Know if you will continue living under cover, or come out on top
The test doesn’t fix anything. It supposedly just lets you know what the future holds. In my experience, the best cure for Phalacrophobia, is just to let nature take its course… it is impossible to have a “fear of going bald” when you are bald!
My favorite bald jokes:
- You don’t put a marble top on cheap furniture
- God only made a few perfect heads—the rest he covered up.
- I used to have wavy hair—until it waved good-bye!
Feel free to contribute your bald jokes and one-liners. I need some new ones!
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