More History Humor

It's Friday. The week is history. Now, enjoy some history humor!

Regency Era Humor

For fun, I've pulled together some funny Regency era images to amuse you. Enjoy!

 

If you enjoyed these then check out my novels. They have a lot of Regency era humor too www.Georgie-Lee.com

Wordless Wednesday - Writer Humor

This is so true. Now, it is time for me to get back to work on my novels. You should check them out www.Georgie-Lee.com

Halloween Humor!

Here comes Halloween and massive amounts of chocolate and mini-Mounds.



To kick off the countdown to trick-or-treating, I offer you some ghostly humor.

I hope everyone has a fun and safe Halloween night.

If you enjoyed this Halloween humor then you will love my books because they have humor in them. www.Georgie-Lee.com

4th of July Men and Humor

 I hope you have some great plans for the 4th of July. While you are counting down to the fireworks, please check out some of my ideas below for some great 4th of July things to do.

Enjoy a little volleyball, or waterpolo.

Go for a swim

Visit a museum

(check out the whole collection of portraits here)

Thank someone in uniform.

Watch a movie.

Whatever you do decide to do ...

You could also read a book, perhaps one of mine. Check them out at www.Georgie-Lee.com

Vintage Ads for Dad to Amuse and Horrify

Father Day is a time to thank and praise dad. Let's take a  look back at some of the more amusing things to give dad on his special day.

Get him a box of lung cancer. The perfect gift.



Doctor recommended.




Is there nothing beer can't cure?


Is dad bored? Maybe he needs a hobby.


Or something light to read.


In the end, whatever you decide to get him, both he and the lady's man in him will love it.



If you are looking for something for you, check out my books. There are dads in them. www.Georgie-Lee.com

History Humor

Today's Wordless Wednesday's theme is history humor.

Enjoy.

Laugh Like an Ancient Egyptian!

I am a history buff. It started when I was a kid, probably with my Greek myth phase in junior high which quickly turned into a rabid fascination with ancient Egypt. This fascination eventually gave way to my massive love of British history, which I still hold. My old love of ancient Egypt emerges whenever I read articles like this one about recent archaeological advances or discoveries. 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2316147/Heracleion-Mapped-time-real-life-Atlantis-3D-map-shows-Egyptian-trade-centre-buried-1-200-years-looked.html

In honor of this recreation of ancient Alexandria, I offer some ancient Egypt humor. Enjoy!