The phrase "amusing memories" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to pleasant or entertaining recollections from the past.
Example: "As we gathered around the fire, we shared our amusing memories from childhood that made everyone laugh."
Alternatives: "funny recollections" or "entertaining remembrances".
My wife and I came away with many marvelous and, at times, amusing memories, among them the joy of an elderly lady at seeing the ocean for the first time and of the dining car attendant who, on a moving train, could pour milk from a great height into a small jug without spilling a drop.
But I, as an old-time camper, way back, where I met my husband -- yes, at Camp High Point -- think of those days with affection, gratitude and nostalgia for the people I met and who influenced my life, and of course the skills, and delicious and amusing memories.
As a teenager I smoked (badly, occasionally; I don't any more) I drank (often, because there wasn't much else to do in my snoozefest of a Midlands village) and did a lot of other naughty things that caused me a lot of grief in the short term and nothing but amusing memories in the long term.
He sits in his chair and swings from left to right incessantly - grabbing for the right word or hitting on a particularly amusing memory.
A year from now, Mom's drop-by will be just an annoying — and, by then, a possibly amusing — memory, particularly if you have found an excellent new employee.
There is a distinct but now amusing memory I have from a little over seven years ago of looking through all the apps in the iPhone app store, which was then brand spanking new.
"What Would Eloise Say?," by Curtis Gathje (Op-Ed, Jan . 16, about the Oak Room and the adjoining Oak Bar at the Plaza Hotel, brought back the (now) amusing memory of the time my mother and I were thrown out of the place for prostitution.
Kids throw paint on the floor to mimic Jackson Pollock; they bake bread and eclairs to celebrate "A Tale of Two Cities"; and three times a year they tack their deepest feelings and most amusing childhood memories up on the wall for everyone to read.
It's also fun, amusing and creates memories.
It came about, rekindling memories of past amusing Toyotas such as the MR2 and the Celica, because the current man at the top (Akio Toyoda) is a car nut.
There was some scepticism, "we don't have any money, what can we do?" memories of inevitably amusing moments, "when that news reporter got hit by a wave and fell over it was mad funny!" and some serious reflection, "I was just thankful that all my family were together and none of them got hurt".
