A strained shade of chartreuse
There's something about being out in public . . .
I can read something really funny at home and grin and that's it. In public I tend to get a case of the giggles that can only be cured by looking away from the silliness or minimizing the window or what-have-you.
It isn't a question of finding the silliness funnier in certain situations. It's just a matter, I think, of being aware of the necessity of restraint and allowing that to affect one's physical responses.
We people are indeed weird.
In actual news, it appears that I do have a noise removal tool. And with that, various operations start to take on a legitimate look . . .
[ominous chord]
I can read something really funny at home and grin and that's it. In public I tend to get a case of the giggles that can only be cured by looking away from the silliness or minimizing the window or what-have-you.
It isn't a question of finding the silliness funnier in certain situations. It's just a matter, I think, of being aware of the necessity of restraint and allowing that to affect one's physical responses.
We people are indeed weird.
In actual news, it appears that I do have a noise removal tool. And with that, various operations start to take on a legitimate look . . .
[ominous chord]