About half an hour ago when my dog got caught up in his leash and looked at me enquiringly as if to say "Err dude, can you get me out of this!?"
Earlier a man stopped me in the street to tell me I had a doppelganger in Glasgow - that warranted a guffaw.
Wendi's reflection on the likelihood of her eating at the new Scottish / Filipino fusion restaurant (not likely) had me giggling
Matt's story of a bass player's misalignment of priorities - designing logos over learning songs - had me audibly chortling.
When I look at it - it seems that I laugh out loud a lot.
I love how infectious laughter is - certainly more so than a yawn, which relies on empathy & eyesight for transmission. Laughter moves through the ears - like music - you have to try really hard to avoid it.
And while I'll occasionally burst into laughter on my own - I'm glad that it's most often in the company of other living things.
I aspire to be a contagion.
A contagion of joy
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Channeling my inner Oasis fan while reflecting on the virality of laughter
Laughter is a powerful force, effortlessly shared and enjoyed among friends and family. Inspired by recent enjoyable moments, the latest blog post by @music2work2 highlights the joy in simple encounters, from a dog's wondering expression and doppelganger sightings to humorous reflections on food and misadventures in music. It showcases how laughter can spread like music, creating shared joy and connection. Embrace those contagious moments of happiness and share them with others!