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Greetings from the Laugh Letter staff! Are you tired of winter? We can't do anything about the weather, but we can help ease the "blahs" with some silly stories and heartwarming photos. Get ready to grin...and remember, spring is just around the corner!

Fishy Response

A SMALL rural monastery needed to raise money. Since it was located in potato-growing country and there were fish in a nearby lake, the brothers opened a fish-and-chips restaurant along the highway.

The first customer, waiting for his order, asked the monk in charge, "Are you the fish friar?"

"No," the brother replied," I'm the chip monk."

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One Fast Mule

ZACK and his loyal mule were walking slowly down the road when a friend pulled up and graciously offered Zack a ride. Knowing his mule would head home on its own, Zack accepted.

When they drove away, the mule ran along behind. As they reached 55 miles per hour, the mule kept up the pace...and it continued to do so even as the truck approached 70 miles an hour!

Looking in the rearview mirror, the friend said to Zack, "I'm worried about your mule--his tongue is hanging out."

"Which way?" Zack asked.

"To the left," replied his friend.

"Well, then stay in this lane--he's about to pass."

VALENTINE'S DAY has come and gone, but peculiar pair-ups know no season. Sometimes, Mother Nature is a mischievous matchmaker!

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Ageless Humor

THERE'S a place in North Carolina that's known for its healthy climate and longevity of the people.

A stranger was passing through the area and saw a very old man with a long white beard sitting on a woodpile crying. Suspecting the old fellow had lost a relative or friend, the stranger asked what was troubling him. "My pa spanked me," the old man said.

This aroused the stranger's curiosity, and he asked the old man why his pa had spanked him. "For sassing Grandpa," the old man replied.

Didn't Notice

ON HIS WAY to a favorite fishing spot, an elderly man ran through a stop sign. As he was getting his boat off the trailer, a policeman pulled up and asked, "Didn't you see that stop sign back there?"

"Yup," the old gent replied. "It was you I didn't see."

Food for Thought

A LITTLE MOUSE died and went to Heaven. St. Peter met the tiny creature at the gate and welcomed him to come in and look around.

The mouse stepped in and said, "Oh, it's such a huge place--I'll never be able to see it all." St. Peter smiled and said, "Use these roller skates. They'll help you get around."

A while later, a big cat came to Heaven, and St. Peter invited her to look around. Soon the cat came back and said, "I know I'm going to be happy here...especially with the Meals on Wheels program!"

A Cents-ible Solution

A MAN walked into a cafe and ordered a doughnut. When the waitress brought it, he looked at it and said, "I'd rather have a cup of coffee instead."

She took back the doughnut and gave him a cup of coffee, which he drank. After he was finished, he got up and started to leave. "Come back," called the waitress. "You didn't pay for the coffee."

The man frowned. "I don't need to pay--I traded the doughnut for the coffee, and I didn't eat the doughnut."

Just Dropping in

A YOUNG MINISTER was trying to make a good impression on his new congregation, so he decided to memorize the entire Scripture text.

On Sunday, he walked confidently to the pulpit and said, "Behold, I cometh quickly..." But he couldn't remember the next line, so he left the room to compose himself.

After a few minutes, he came back, pounded the pulpit with his fist and repeated, "Behold, I cometh quickly..." But he still couldn't remember what came next and began to get embarrassed. Again, he left the room and decided to try one more time.

He came back in, hit the pulpit with all his might and said, "Behold, I cometh quickly..." Just then, the pulpit fell apart from the pounding, and the minister landed in the lap of a lady sitting in the front pew.

He quickly gathered himself and apologized. The gracious lady replied, "That's okay, Reverend--you warned me three times!"

Piglet Digs for Laughs

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