bogeyandruby

Random stuff, reflections on the meaning of life and death, humour, self-deprecation, a bit of bad poetry.

My husband just asked why I was watching Herman Munster videos on YouTube.

Truthfully, I was looking for one of Herman’s epic foot stomping scenes to validate that Sunday before Monday feeling of not wanting to go to work tomorrow. “I don’t wanna, I don’t wanna, I don’t wanna!”

A sore hip has put a real damper on my tantrums of late. Imagine throwing things around with an inflamed rotator cuff or yelling at someone when you’ve got laryngitis. You get the picture.

I did find a scene of Herman smashing a guitar but yikes, I’d never do that.

Funny thing, watching the videos eased the crummy feeling in my tummy. Laughter will do that for you every time. Grandpa was my favourite Munster (“The last time I tried to sleep in a place this small, some guy shovelled dirt in my face.”) and I could totally relate to Eddie Munster’s draconian widow’s peak.

Now if only I could sort out this hip problem. Physiotherapist, heal thyself, lest you find yourself walking like Herman Munster, smashing your guitars instead of stomping your feet.

6 thoughts on “A Little Herman Munster

  1. Jean's avatar Jean says:

    Great story.

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    1. bogeyandruby's avatar bogeyandruby says:

      Thanks, Jean! 🙏

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  2. Live & Learn's avatar Live & Learn says:

    Loved this Sharon. Just the tonic we all need.

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    1. bogeyandruby's avatar bogeyandruby says:

      Aww … thanks, David. That makes me happy. 😊

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  3. Ian Hanchet's avatar Ian Hanchet says:

    Another brilliant blog Lillian!

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    1. bogeyandruby's avatar bogeyandruby says:

      Do you mean Lily? 😉

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