The World of Joel

Well everyone I am officially back from the cruise to Alaska. It was a beautiful seven day cruise throughout Alaska and Canada. The trip was extremely relaxing and was filled with some really neat adventures. When I get the time (I hope I find it), I will definitely show some pictures and let you know everything we did! However for now that is all I will leave you with on that end! Anyways I am extremely exhausted; Bank of America keeps me working hard, so I will back later with another post!

Well Bon Voyage everyone, I am once again traveling the world this time I am off to Alaska on a 7-Day Holland America cruise with my family and Jenn. I am really excited and looking forward to having a great time on this cruise! See you all again on the 18th! God Bless You All!

Ok so I know I haven’t posted in a while but that is because Work keeps me nice and busy. But anyways today I was reading the Readers Digest (bored at work) and I found this funny little dialogue. I am actually not a fan of either team (Go Angels) but being a baseball fan I appreciated this! So check it out: Ok so I know I haven’t posted in a while but that is because Work keeps me nice and busy. But anyways today I was reading the Readers Digest (bored at work) and I found this funny little dialogue. I am actually not a fan of either team (Go Angels) but being a baseball fan I appreciated this! So check it out:

“I am a yankee fan” a first grade teacher explains to her class. “Who likes the Yankees?”. Everyone raises there hand except one little girl.

“Janie” the teacher says, surprised. “Why didn’t you raise your hand?”

“I’m not a Yankees fan.”

“Well if you are not a Yankees fan, then what team do you like?”

“The Red Sox” Janie Answers

“Why in the world are you a Red Sox fan?”

“Because my mom and Dad are Red Sox fans.”

“Thats no reason to be a Red Sox fan,” the teacher replies, annoyed. “You don’t always have to be just like your parents. What if your mom and dad were morons? What would you be then?

“A Yankee Fan”

Written By: Tom Zanh