I’m not sure why today is the day I’m writing about something that happened over a year ago, but here I am talking about trees that busted up my fence early in 2020, like before the pandemic early. It was one of the best things to happen to me in 2020, and in my life,Continue reading “A tree falling on my fence was the best thing that happened to me”
Author Archives: Ben Wilder
Spray Now or Forever Hold Your Pee
I’ve been hearing chatter about an upcoming toilet paper shortage. I thought these days were past us, people! Good thing today’s post will wipe the slate clean by flushing your fears and giving you a fresh feeling of happiness. I’m declaring from the porcelain throne that now is the time to take the plunge, makeContinue reading “Spray Now or Forever Hold Your Pee”
Should we normalize nakedness?
Each of us were taking turns giving a speech in front of the class. I didn’t have anything prepared and I was VERY nervous. I’ve never liked public speaking, but to decline the assignment would earn a failing grade. I was running through a few ideas of what I could speak about, what I wouldContinue reading “Should we normalize nakedness?”
Amazon Prime Rapunzel ad – the music, the actress, and the $2,000 ladder!
**Note: Curious about Prime’s Napoleon commercial? Click here for the details** Amazon is promoting their Prime delivery service, boasting just one day to get what you want. Or in this case, what you NEED. Rapunzel isn’t waiting on a prince, she just needs a ladder. The actress. The part of Rapunzel is played by JosephineContinue reading “Amazon Prime Rapunzel ad – the music, the actress, and the $2,000 ladder!”
When the sun is out, every low-flying plane casts a shadow
I tend to notice things that other people might think odd. It’s a quirk of mine that I don’t particularly dislike, even if I feel weird about it sometimes. Like one time when a small plane was flying overhead and it was low enough to cast a clear and defined shadow. I thought, “Oh, IContinue reading “When the sun is out, every low-flying plane casts a shadow”