Archive for December, 2009

ANOTHER 12 DAYS OF XMAS

Thursday, December 17th, 2009

Told by a waitress

On the 1st day of Christmas a customer gave to me a T-shirt saying I’d been BAD!

On the 2nd day of Christmas a customer gave to me two dangling angel earrings and a T-shirt saying I’d been BAD!

On the 3rd day of Christmas a customer gave to me three handmade snowmen. Two dangling angel earrings and a T-shirt saying I’d been BAD!

On the 4th day of Christmas a customer gave to me four pounds of chocolate. Three handmade snowmen, two dangling angel earrings and a T-shirt saying I’d been BAD!

On the 5th day of Christmas a customer gave to me five homemade tarts. Four pounds of chocolate, three handmade snowmen, two dangling angel earrings and a T-shirt saying I’d been BAD!

On the 6th day of Christmas a customer gave to me six mini fruit cakes. Five homemade tarts, four pounds of chocolate, three handmade snowmen, two dangling angel earrings and a T-shirt saying I’d been BAD!

On the 7th day of Christmas a customer gave to me seven holiday pens (one for each day of the week). Six mini fruit cakes, five homemade tarts, four pounds of chocolate, three handmade snowmen, two dangling angel earrings and a T-shirt saying I’d been BAD!

On the 8th day of Christmas a customer gave to me eight movie passes. Seven holiday pens, six mini fruit cakes, five homemade tarts, four pounds of chocolate, three handmade snowmen, two dangling angel earrings and a T-shirt saying I’d been BAD!

On the 9th day of Christmas a customer gave to me nine different candy canes. Eight movie passes, seven holiday pens, six mini fruit cakes, five homemade tarts, four pounds of chocolate, three handmade snowmen, two dangling angel earrings and a T-shirt saying I’d been BAD!

On the 10th   day of Christmas a customer gave to me ten extra dollars. Nine different candy canes, eight movie passes, seven holiday pens, six mini fruit cakes, five homemade tarts, four pounds of chocolate, three handmade snowmen, two dangling angel earrings and a T-shirt saying I’d been BAD!

On the 11th day of Christmas a customer gave to me eleven silver jingle bells. Ten extra dollars, nine different candy canes, eight movie passes, seven holiday pens, six mini fruit cakes, five homemade tarts, four pounds of chocolate, three handmade snowmen, two dangling angel earrings and a T-shirt saying I’d been BAD!

On the 12th day of Christmas a customer gave to me twelve Dunkin’ donuts. Eleven silver jingle bells, ten extra dollars, nine different candy canes, eight movie passes, seven holiday pens, six mini fruit cakes, five homemade tarts, four pounds of chocolate, three handmade snowmen, two dangling angel earrings and a T-shirt saying I’d been BAD!

12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS

Tuesday, December 8th, 2009

(Told by a server-mom)

           On the first day of Christmas my family gave to me a wish list a million miles long.

          On the second day of Christmas my family gave to me two holiday meal requests, and a wish list a million miles long.

          On the third day of Christmas my family gave to me three stray kittens, two holiday meal requests, and a wish list a million miles long.

          On the fourth day of Christmas my family gave to me four extra house guests. Three stray kittens. Two holiday meal requests, and a wish list a million miles long.

          On the fifth day of Christmas my family gave to me five more presents to wrap. Four extra house guests, three stray kittens, two holiday meal requests, and a wish list a million miles long.

          On the sixth day of Christmas my family gave to me six loads of laundry. Five more presents to wrap. Four extra house guests. Three stray kittens. Two holiday meal requests, and a wish list a million miles long.

          On the seventh day of Christmas my family gave to me seven piles of dishes. Six loads of laundry. Five more presents to wrap. Four extra house guests. Three stay kittens. Two holiday meal requests, and a wish list a million miles long.

          On the eighth day of Christmas my family gave to me eight bags of trash. Seven piles of dishes. Six loads of laundry. Five more presents to wrap. Four extra house guests. Three stray kittens. Two holiday meal requests, and a wish list a million miles long.

          On the ninth day of Christmas my family gave to me nine trips to the market. Eight bags of trash, Seven piles of dishes. Six loads of laundry. Five more presents to wrap. Four extra house guests. Three stray kittens. Two holiday meal requests, and a wish list a million miles long.

          On the tenth day of Christmas my family gave to me ten annoying voice mails. Nine trips to the market. Eight bags of trash. Seven piles of dishes. Six loads of laundry. Five more presents to wrap. Four extra house guests. Three stray kittens. Two holiday meal requests, and a wish list a million miles long.

          On the eleventh day of Christmas my family gave to me eleven kids  playing. Ten annoying voice mails. Nine trips to the market. Eight bags of trash. Seven piles of dishes. Six loads of laundry. Five more presents to wrap. Four extra house guests. Three stray kittens. Two holiday meal requests, and a wish list a million miles long.

          On the twelfth day of Christmas my family gave to me twelve minutes rest. Eleven kids playing. Ten annoying voice mails. Nine trips to the market. Eight bags of trash. Seven piles of dishes. Six loads of laundry. Five more presents to wrap. Four extra house guests. Three stray kittens. Two holiday meal requests, and a wish list a million miles long!

 www.strategicbookpublishing.com/servingupsomefunnyhtml

 

HOLIDAY SHOPPING

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009

According to Santa Claus, all the naughty little boys and girls around the world are still getting coal for Christmas. But, this year, all the naughty little men and women out there are getting a copy of “Serving Up Some Funny” in their stockings.

The spicy homemade joke book, written by Santa’s favorite Florida waitress, is said to go delightfully with some holiday cheers and is sure to keep all the rascals you know giggling right into the New Year.

Help SPREAD THE LAUGHTER through the holidays. Send your friends and family a bundle of giggles. They’ll thank you. Giggles are good. Even Santa said so.

For all you anxious buggers in need of a good joke, go to:

Laughs with Lisa@ www.openwriting.com

To order a copy, go to: www.strategicbookpublishing.com/servingupsomefunnyhtml

For a preview, go to www.amazon.com

Or, for an autographed copy, stop by Haystax Restaurant in Eustis, Florida.