Leave it to me to start blogging on Easter Sunday, followed by April Fool’s Day.  Let’s be careful about who and what we do today.  Making fools of other people is not necessarily a good thing.  People don’t forget feeling foolish publically.  So, have some light fun, but don’t get too serious.

Many times, it is something exactly like this that results in tragedy, or the ending of a friendship.

Sometimes, it is a telling sign about who your friends really are.

I just hope the bank tellers aren’t playing April Fools Day as I have a deposit to make and dog food to buy.

So take care and beware today!  The crazies are at their best on a day like this!

D. B.