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Sign posted in a local Tucson eatery.

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While in St. Louis this past summer I took advantage of a free afternoon to wander a few of the Gateway City’s many attractions. One of those was the St. Louis Art Museum in Forest Park. The museum was in the midst of a massive expansion project which made navigating the different galleries a bit [...]

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We spied this unique vehicle assemblage in St. Louis and thought it a fitting time of year to share it with you. He looked like a nice enough guy but his license plate leaves things a bit open to interpretation. I mean, is he offering the passenger seat or the casket?

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This one might take a second—try saying it out loud. It might help you to know that it’s located on the Wisconsin side of the Mississippi River.

Someone has a sense of humor!

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To start this month off we have a couple stories from the Nature Is Weird Department. The first tale is a bit fishy while the other one is full of doo-doo (literally). Enjoy!

“Fish story quite a bit to swallow”

We discovered this article while flipping through a local paper in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. Now that’s my [...]

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We came across this sticker on a painstakingly restored VW bus at Agua Caliente Park in Tucson. We had to smile at the van’s only bumper sticker.

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Ah, the start of a new month, time for our From the Road feature. Since the first of April is known the world over as a day of jokes, pranks, and hoaxes we’ve put together a sampling of paronomasias (Lance shares his father’s affinity with puns). You know, puns. Aw come on, puns aren’t that [...]

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Thought we’d start March off with a bit of humor…

While visiting our good friends (and fellow RVers) Rich and Karen a few weeks back, they showed us this box which came with a wind up flashlight they recently purchased. The actual flashlight is pretty nifty, especially since you don’t ever have to worry about changing [...]

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While in Provo, Utah this past September we read the following blurb in the local “Coffee Times” newsletter:

When NASA first started sending up astronauts, they discovered that ballpoint pens would not work in zero gravity. To combat the problem, NASA scientists spent a decade and $12 billion to develop a pen that writes in zero [...]

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