It’s the craziest thing, but it’s difficult for me — a so-called licensed expert on crazy — to identify the craziest thing in this crazy world.
What’s the craziest thing in my blog post today?














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It’s the craziest thing, but my son Aaron is turning 26 today. Here’s what I often share on Aaron’s birthday …
… and here’s what I find when I search YouTube for “the craziest thing.”
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The craziest thing is that tomorrow I’m flying to Washington D.C. — where the craziest things happen — to see my friend Jeanette and to attend yet another group therapy conference.
The craziest thing is that we are all here together now, trying to make sense of the craziest things. Thanks for that!

Happy birthday to Aaron. His Misheard Lyrics is still one of my favourite things on YouTube.
Your comments are some of my favorite things, Maureen.
Happy birthday to your son! And I hope you enjoy Washington and the conference!
Thank you so much, Carol Anne!
Southern Wisconsin weather at the end of February is the craziest thing. Today, possibility of rain or snow. Next Tuesday we expect a high of 64, and the day after that a high of 31. You could say we blow a bit hot and cold. A little bi-polar, perhaps.
Crazy!
Happy birthday to Aaron! And safe travels.
Thanks, Debbie!!
Ann, That’s the sweetest picture of you and Aaron.
Thank you, my sweet friend.
Happy birthday to Aaron! It’s crazy to me that after all these years I don’t think I’ve ever shared that his “Wig And A Coat” is an example of a mondegreen, though you and he probably know that term. It’s also crazy how to this day Deep Purple comes on my radio and I start singing “Slow con or Walter/Fire on this guy…”
I don’t think it’s crazy for me to believe that I learned about mondegreens from you, Chris, and I am crazy about you and your comments.
Crazy is in the eye of the beholder and the cultural norm. Love that phot of Aaron and you. Exceptional and not a bit crazy 💞
I’m crazy about you, Val! 💕
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Happy birthday to your son. My boy is 25 this year and it doesn’t seem logical! I was wondering if I could ask you some questions about criticism for a non-fiction book I am working on? If that’s okay, could you drop me a line on christine@writerpainter.com ?
thanks 🙂
Thanks to you!
Happy Birthday to Aaron!
Have a great trip to D.C., Ann,
Thanks, my friend!