We laughed to think of ourselves as moon goddesses.
Try declaiming, as you might a favorite poem, a few sample lines of the following: So I chaffed Them and I gaily laughed To think they could doubt my love.
It makes me laugh to think about it now, but at the time, it wasn't very funny.
It makes me laugh to think how easy it is for certain conditioned thoughts to look so real that they don't even look like thoughts at all.
When the banking and auto industries claimed they needed their exorbitant executive salaries to attract 'talent', we all laughed to think the 'best and brightest' were needed destroy the global economy.
Or, something more professional like, "This year has been a blast and has gone too fast! or "Have a great Summer!" More examples: "Remember Grant, Remember Lee, to heck with them, remember me!" Or, "It tickles me and makes me laugh, to think you want my autograph".
We laugh with children and stop mid-laugh to think of the creation of life.
Like Keillor, Frost invites spectators to think, to laugh, to imagine life's possibilities and endless absurdities.
But, without anything to laugh at, think on or care about, this is just a scrapbook of semi-interesting anecdotes, a loosely edited sprawl.
"Charlotte laughed heartily to think that her husband could not get rid of her".
His cameo in Notting Hill still makes me laugh just to think of it, a thousand years later.
