Contributors Of Articles Or Stories to Humor Is Relative
Meet the contributors who help keep Humor Is Relative supplied in content and laughter! We send our thanks for sharing their family, humor, and talents 'world wide' with others.
If you would like to join our list of contributors, please read our submission guidelines
Glenn Arnold - He says his friends thinks he's crazy - we here at Humor Is Relative just think this man's spin on things is humorous! This man can be found in numerous online, such as, Way Out Left and Suite 101.
Catharine Bramkamp - Each of us would love to have an alter-ego. Catharine happily shares her's and that alter-ego's 'look' on things with the readers of Humor Is Relative. Just forewarning - her alter-ego can be a bit misbehaved when being Miss Behaved.
James Collins - Forever and ever this man will be known to Humor Is Relative readers as the first male contributor to share any stuff with us. In fact, his first contribution was titled "Stuff". Coincidence? I don't think so!
Debbie Farmer - She has a family, a nationally syndicated column, a website, published a book or twp ... and, oh yeah, she's funny too!
Rudy Wilson Galdonik - She may have $40,000 of medical miracles inside of her body but the humor this woman's pen shares is priceless! Rudy contacted me out of the blue one day through email about her book Take Heart! and I am so glad the internet helped this witty down-to-earth woman cross my path. Her site is www.Rudywg.com.
Elizabeth Palmer Hale - Canadian freelance writer, mother and wife. And a liberal dose of humor.
Brett Hall
Rhonda Huisman
Beth Boswell Jacks - Hails from Mississippi and is a syndicated personal essay/humor columnist. Author of one book, Jacks has also published over 40 stories and poems in magazines and literary journals. She also can be found at USA Deep South sharing more of her writings!
Shannon McCarty - Another new name to join Humor Is Relative's list of contributors as she puts humorous spins to every day activities that parents contend with.
Liz Masoner - Family appears to be important to this woman and her first contribution to Humor Is Relative shared about 3 generations of her family with the readers!
Carrie Metz-English
LaVonis Miracle - Who ever thought, back when we were in school, that teachers had a sense of humor? LaVonis happily shares her humorous side while sharing a memory or two from her childhood years with this site.
Cappy Hall Rearick - A member and former president of the Southeastern Writers Association, Cappy is also a member of the National Society of Newspaper Columnists and is proud to hold membership in the Georgia Writers Association. Cappy states that she "... marches to the beat of a different drummer because her drummer has a great sense of humor" I have to whole-heartedly agree and hope that she continues marching to that beat! Her site is Simply Southern - which is also the title of her book!
Kimberly Ripley - Author of "Breathe Deeply, This Too Will Pass" and "Freelancing Later In Life" and a few more books! Kimberly formerly acted as the content editor for Teen Seen It All on the WebSeed Publishing Network of content sites in the past.
Renee Ripley - Renee holds a Master of Arts and is an avid reader and freelance writer. She is also the mom of two great, growing boys. The family lives most of the year in Arizona and the remainder of the time in Scotland.
Paula Schmitt
Jayne Lester Sergent - A humorous woman who is a lifelong writer and enjoys shares sneak peeks into her family life through Humor Is Relative, E Inkwell, and Teen Seen It All! Other times she is found sharing her skills as a Registered Nurse in patient care. I don't know about you, but I would enjoy having a nurse with a sense of humor at my bedside!
John Sheirer - What can I say about a man who has a way with words to where I am dabbing the corners of my eyes due being able to relate to the emotions while nodding my head in understanding ... and chuckling because I can oh-so-relate? Just that I am happy he decided to share some of his writings here at Humor Is Relative and I hope that many others enjoy his works also!
Brenda Graham Shrider - A sweet woman who is proud of her family; but is also short and to the point when sharing stories about them with others.
Jim Spence - He contributed several stories - most eaten up in a hard drive crash though so won't be shared on Humor Is Relative. *pout* He also shares some of his work at Heart With Soul [currently down] and NiceStories.com.
Linda Sultan - This woman's work has been published in The Baltimore Sun, Welcome Home, Light, and a variety of other magazines and newspapers - PLUS here at Humor Is Relative! She likes to share her wit through poetic means.
Jill Jacks-Tate - A mother who plans out her "later in life" revenge on children, done in the spirit of being a good parent (naturally), to help enforce to the child it is better to be truthful - well, I admire that kind of humorous maternal quality. More of Jill's writings is available at her website!
Mark Webber
Carol Wells - Besides being the mother to five children, she is identified to being the content editor of Humor Is Relative. Yeah, she shares some of her own writings here also; go figure!
Humor Is Relative's Top 12 Popular Stories:
1. The Laundry Management 2. My Son's Sexual Curiosity 3. 'Color'ful Musings About Gray Hairs and Hair Dyes 4. There's A Hair Club For Men; How About A Blue Hair Club For Women? 5. How To Kill A Chicken In Three Generations 6. Quibbling Sibling Rivalry 7. [TIE] Flour Babies 7. [TIE] The Boyfriend 8. How Would A Woman Hide Illegal Breasts? 9. Conversations With Mom 10. My Father-In-Law 11. The Garbage Disposal 12. The Tunnel of Doom
A keen sense of humor helps us to overlook the unbecoming, understand the unconventional, tolerated the unpleasant, overcome the unexpected, and outlast the unbearable.
-- Billy Graham
Humor Is Relative thanks Cay Dickson, from Houston Chronicle, for the compliment!
When something can be read without effort, great effort has gone into the writing.
-- Enrique Jardiel Poncela
Think you have a funny story about your family, or moments in parenting, that our readers may enjoy? Review Humor Is Relative submissions guidelines & submit your story! Who knows, we just may like it!
"You wrote about what?!" -- A daughter's reaction when seeing a copy of a story her mother shared with others.
Don't Put Lipstick On The Cat
Debbie Farmer, Jana Christy
Life in the Fast-Food Lane (Surviving the Chaos of Parenting)
Debbie Farmer, Shauna Cramer
Take Heart! True Stories of Life, Love, & Laughter
Rudy Wilson Galdonik
Simply Southern
Cappy Hall Rearick
Available in hardbook.
Family Life & Other Strife
Linda Sultan
Being Miss Behaved: Humorous Essays For The Politically Incorrect
Catharine Bramkamp
Free Chairs
John Sheirer
Saying My Name
John Sheirer
Shut Up and Speak!
John Sheirer
Freelancing Later In Life
Kimberly Ripley
Breathe Deeply, This Too Shall Pass
Kimberly Ripley
Write Now! What Are You Waiting For
Kimberly Ripley
Lily's Gift
Kimberly Ripley
The Ghost of Useppa Island
Kimberly Ripley
Think of what would happen to us in America if there were no humorists; life would be one long Congressional Record.
-- Tom Masson