NOTE--To see an on-line version of this newsletter, copy this link and paste it into your web browser: http://www.reimanpub.com/rd.asp?id=341&firstname=$$firstname$$&emailaddress=$$email$$ ========== Laugh Letter - March 2004 Dear $$firstname$$, Greetings from the Laugh Letter staff! Spring has sprung (just days ago!), and we thought we'd mark the occasion with some "little sprouts". Whether or not you hear the thunder of tiny feet around your place, you're sure to appreciate the childish chuckles that follow... ********** A Helping Hand FOUR-YEAR-OLD Tommy spilled some milk on the clean kitchen floor. His grandma smiled and said, "It's okay, Tommy, just go get the mop off the back porch and we'll clean it up." Tommy walked to the back door and stared out into the dark night. He said shyly, "Grandma, it's dark outside, and I'm afraid to go out there." Grandma told him that God was out there and would take care of him. Tommy then pushed the door open slightly and said, "God, since you're already out there, will you please hand me the mop?" ********** Geographically Nearsighted A MAN ASKED the travel agent, "Is it possible to see England from Canada?" "No," the agent replied. "That's funny," the man said. "They look so close on the map!" Of course, even without a view of England, Canada has plenty of spectacular and exciting sightseeing from the Atlantic to the Pacific...and the mountains in between. You're invited to see for yourself at the web site of World Wide Country Tours, the exclusive tour operator for Reiman Publications. Simply visit: http://www.countrytours.com/rd.asp?id=456 ========== NO KIDDING! TRAVEL NOW AND SAVE $50 PER PERSON World Wide Country Tours is rewarding eager travelers who are ready to pack their bags and vacation now by giving them an extra $50 off their tour! FLEE NOW FOR FIFTY! Visit: http://www.countrytours.com/rd.asp?id=455 ========== World Wide Country Tours Exclusive Tour Operator for Reiman Publications 1-800/344-6918 http://www.countrytours.com/rd.asp?id=454 ********** Admitting De-Feet ARRIVING HOME after a shopping trip, 2-1/2-year-old Andrew sat on the floor and pulled off his shoes. When his mother asked him why, he replied, "Mama, my shoes are tired." To see more fancy footwork, visit: http://www.reimanpub.com/rd.asp?id=342 ********** She Saw the Light THE DOCTOR put Mom on a liquid diet. Explaining to her small daughter, Mom said that she could eat anything she could hold up to the light and see through. The youngster nodded knowingly and said, "How about a doughnut?" ********** Which Way to Turn? COMING IN to warm up by the fireplace after some springtime chores, Dad turned a kitchen chair around, straddled it and sat down with his arms resting on the back. His 5-year-old yelped, "Look--Dad put his chair on backwards!" ********** A Hairy Dilemma IT OCCURRED to Jim B. of Escondido, California that his 2-year-old daughter, Diana, had never seen him without a beard. So he decided to shave it off. "As I was finishing, I noticed Diana at the bathroom door with a shocked expression on her face," Jim says. "I asked her what she thought. She replied in an urgent tone, 'Oh, Daddy--put it back on!'" ********** How Much Is it Worth? WHILE HELPING his father build a deck, 5-year-old Kolin hit his thumb with a hammer. A couple of weeks later, his blackened thumbnail fell off. Kolin took it to his mother and asked, "Mommy, can I put this under my pillow for the fingernail fairy?" ********** Read All About It WHEN Brad was small, he loved to have stories read to him and was very eager to learn how to read for himself. His parents told him he'd learn how to read when he went to school. After his first day of school, they were surprised when Brad come home crying. "What's the matter?" his mother asked. Brad replied, "I went to school and I still can't read!" ********** Batteries Not Included MOM developed a bad case of laryngitis, much to the confusion of her 2-year-old son. He climbed into her lap, pulled her mouth open and peered inside, saying, "What's wrong, Mommy--did someone steal your batteries?" ********** A Slick Idea LAST WINTER, Sharon D. of Fryeburg, Maine was getting ready to go ice skating with 4-year-old son Larry when she noticed his skates were getting a little tight. "I told him I'd have to get him some new ones," she recalls. "He looked at me and said, 'Okay, Mommy...but this time, please get me the standing-up kind. I don't like the falling-down kind.'" ********** Kids Love Cow Wind Chime! OUR CLEVER wind chime looks just like "Bossy"! Four metal "legs" hang from her body. Her "udders" strike the chimes, and the cutout weight below looks like two calves! Body, udders and calves are hand-painted wood. Hanger included. Some easy assembly required. To order the Cow Wind Chime from Country Store On-line, visit: http://www.countrystorecatalog.com/rd.asp?id=872 ========== THIS NEWSLETTER is from the editors of some of your favorite magazines, including... Country Discoveries is for folks who love to explore scenic "off-the-beaten-path" places. Discover charming small towns...home-style eateries...cozy inns and more. It's perfect for planning your next getaway! To subscribe or give a gift on-line, visit http://www.reimanpub.com/rd.asp?id=343 Reminisce takes you on a pleasant stroll down memory lane. Written by its readers, each issue is packed with page after page of personal memories and heartwarming nostalgia. To subscribe or give a gift on-line, visit http://www.reimanpub.com/rd.asp?id=344 ********** Country Store Featured Item: Gertie Gosling with 12 hats Visit: http://www.countrystorecatalog.com/RD.asp?ID=873 ********** HAVE A FRIEND who enjoys good clean fun? Feel free to forward this newsletter! This email was sent to: $$email$$ If this newsletter was forwarded to you, you can sign up for yourself. Visit: http://www.reimanpub.com/rd.asp?id=345 ********** TO CANCEL your newsletter at any time, visit: http://www.reimanpub.com/rd.asp?id=346 TO UPDATE your e-mail address and other information, please visit http://www.reimanpub.com/rd.asp?id=347 ********** Copyright 2004 Reiman Media Group, Inc. All rights reserved. 5400 S. 60th St., P.O. Box 991, Greendale WI 53129-0991 1-800/344-6913