Family Reunions

    
    
I love going to family reunion picnics. All that food. Everyone brings the same dish. It looks like a scene from "Attack of the Killer Potato Salads."

     ► At our family reunions we have one rule: don't talk with your mouth full. Nobody has said a word since 1967.

     These are serious eaters. They select their knives and forks like they're choosing a pool cue.

     These people clean their paper plates so clean we can use them again.

     And good ole Uncle Ferdie. He loved those family picnics 'till the day he died. We laid him to rest in a six-handle Coleman Cooler.

     Every family reunion has some of the people you really want to see. And a few the FBI would like to see.

     Aunt Hazel's cooking caused quite a stir at the picnic. One of the kids knocked another kid out with a piece of her Jell-O.

     One year I brought a Jell-O salad mold, but never again. I had to leave that thing in the fridge for six months to get it to mold.

     We killed a lot flies at the reunion with my Aunt Wanetta's latest invention: a bug zapper disguised as a macaroni salad.

     This year there were so many ants, every time somebody dropped something, we heard tiny applause.

     We run an equal opportunity picnic. There's plenty of room for insects of all colors and creeds.

     Last year I noticed this one fly perched on the table, and he never moved while all the other flies whizzed around our heads. He must have been the air traffic controller.

     Everybody loves my uncle Cecil. One time when he got hurt, mosquitoes showed up to give blood.
 

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