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Are Pianos Musical Instruments...Or Really Big Coasters?
January 17, 2005
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Are Pianos Musical Instruments...
Or Just Really Big Coasters?

By Cliff Kuhn, M.D.
The Laugh Doctor

A friend teaches piano at a performing arts
high school. She recently told me about an
interesting discussion she and her students
had - "Pianos, are they musical instruments
or expensive coasters?"

Come to think of it, we do always see pianos
in commercials trying to depict
sophistication, elegance, and gentility. Many
expensive homes have pianos in their living
rooms, ostensibly for the same purpose. People
rarely play them; the pianos exist not to
produce art or entertaining music, but to
conjure an image or an atmosphere.

Our sense of humor can be like these pianos
if we're not careful. Many of us keep our
humor on the shelf and reserve it for those
rare times of legitimized recreation like
seeing a movie or going out. That's like
owning a Ferrari and only using it to
drive to the grocery store
!

We all know that our sense of humor is a
valuable resource
. To hear some people
tell it, I'm "preaching to the choir" by
advocating humor as your greatest asset
for health and success
! But if so many
people "know" these things, than why are
stress-induced illnesses at an all-time high.

I'll tell you why.

We know that humor is a great resource
that gives us long-lasting health, more
creativity, resourcefulness, better
communication, and lowered stress
levels
. What we don't know is how to
use this resource every day, in every
area of our lives
. We don't know until
now, that is.

It's time to take humor off the back-
burner
. Your sense of humor is not
window dressing or eye-candy - it is an
insanely powerful healing and motivating
agent that you carry with you in your
personal chemistry
. That's right, you
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.

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Some Humor for the Week

This old rancher in Montana hates wearing
his seat belt. One day he's driving on the
highway with his wife and sees a state
patrol car behind him. He says to his
wife, "Quick, take the wheel! I gotta put
my seat belt on!" So she does, and right
then the patrolman pulls them over. He
walks up to the car and says to the
rancher, "Say, I noticed you weren't wearing
your seat belt."

The rancher says, "I was too, but you don't
have to take my word for it. My wife is a
good Christian woman, ask her. She'll tell
you the truth. She doesn't lie about anything."

The cop says to the wife, "So? How about
it, ma'am?" And the wife says, "I've been
married to Buck for twenty years, officer,
and one thing I've learned in all that time
is this: You never argue with him when he's
drunk."

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