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Things to Make You Laugh
Take a little break and enjoy our growing collection of things that we, at Moontide Arts, find humorous. Some of the stories, poems, song parodies, etc. are our original work, while some were sent in by our readers. All pieces here, and throughout this entire site are legally copyrighted and, therefore, can not be used without our express permission.
If you have something to share, for this or any section of our site, you're welcome to send it in. In fact, you're greatly encouraged to do so, as we want our readers to be a real part of our ever growing Moontide Arts family. Email us at owner@moontide.net.
If you have something to share, for this or any section of our site, you're welcome to send it in. In fact, you're greatly encouraged to do so, as we want our readers to be a real part of our ever growing Moontide Arts family. Email us at owner@moontide.net.
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"A Fairy Tale for the Assertive Woman" ...A very short story about a woman and a frog prince.
"Diary of a Paranoid Cat"...Even if you don't like cats (but why wouldn't you?) you should find this piece hysterical.
"Martha Stewart's Yule"...You're certain to get a kick out of this one, especially amusing for the DIY Witch.
"King Arthur and the Witch"...This little story actually has a meaningful moral, along with being amusing.
"Jesus and the Elves"...This story is particularly dear to us at Moontide considering the hassles we went through during Yule, 2000.
This piece is more thought provoking and visually striking than amusing, well worth a look...
"Diary of a Paranoid Cat"...Even if you don't like cats (but why wouldn't you?) you should find this piece hysterical.
"Martha Stewart's Yule"...You're certain to get a kick out of this one, especially amusing for the DIY Witch.
"King Arthur and the Witch"...This little story actually has a meaningful moral, along with being amusing.
"Jesus and the Elves"...This story is particularly dear to us at Moontide considering the hassles we went through during Yule, 2000.
This piece is more thought provoking and visually striking than amusing, well worth a look...