New Friends from Norman Book Talk

MENNONITE IN A LITTLE BLACK DRESS, Rhoda Janzen

Lighten Up Each Morning with This YouTube!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qR3rK0kZFkg

WE SOLD OUT!!! THANK YOU ONE AND ALL!! WHAT FUN!

See you next Saturday, May 8, Barnes Noble Memorial and May 2-4 p.m.

Thanks for the successful book signing May 1!!!

Great to see Kara, Joan, Linda and meet lots of new friends. If it is not one thing, it's your mother!!!!

MY MOM IS MY HERO: Two May Book Signings! Stop in!

Barnes Noble

May 1, 2010

Saturday 2-4 p.m.

N. W. 62nd and N. May

Barnes Noble

May 8, 2010

Saturday, 2-4 p.m.

Quail Springs on Memorial and N. May

Perfect little $10 gift book for that special mentor in your life--can be for mom, super shero, sister, aunt, or friend!!

Do not miss the fun!!

Come by and say "Hi!"

Book Signing with Cheri Fuller and Ali Plum Deaconess Hospital Anniversary Event April 8, 2010

Kay and Cheri set up tables to autograph books!

Cheri Filler (center) shows her latest of 42 books, MOTHER DAUGHTER DUET, at a guest. Ali Plum (right) who co-wrote with her mom checks her messages. Books now on sale everywhere.

MY MOM IS MY HERO celebrates another Mother's Day!

DEACONESS HOSPITAL'S HEALTHY WOMAN SPEAKER

DEACONESS HOSPITAL'S

HEALTHY WOMAN SPEAKER

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK

3/11/10

THE HEALING POWER OF LAUGHTER

Over 100 women laughed their way to better health while learning the importance--physically, mentally, and socially-- of taking charge of inviting laughter into each moment of the day. Humorous speaker, Kay, left. Laughter yoga, lead by Carol Naifeh, right, cuts through all gender, age, health, social, and language barriers. And it's free!!!

Kay signs an autograph for MY MOM IS MY HERO. Her story is on page 128!

Participants enjoy a complimentary, painless face lift they can take home.

LAUGHOLOGY: THE MOVIE

Laughology: The Movie, Norman Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, $5, 1309 W. Boyd, Norman, OK 73069 (405) 596-3367 March 15, 7-8:15 p.m. (Call ahead to confirm time. ) Documentary about the contagiousness of human laughter by Canadian Filmmaker and Laughologist Albert Nerenberg. It makes the case for laughter as the original peace signal and chronicles phenomenon such as Holy Laughter, Laughter Parties and the Tanzanian Laughter Epidemic. The film features Doug Collins, reported to have the "world's most contagious laugh.”

View More Read more: http://wimgo.com/norman-ok/laughology-the-movie/events/113851#ixzz0hMpPHSTu

Lightened Me Up Today!

"I am enclosing two tickets to the first night of my new play; bring a friend.....If you have one."
----- George Bernard Shaw to Winston Churchill

"Cannot possibly attend first night, will attend second.... if there is one."
----- Winston Churchill, in response

Oklahoma City StorySlam

Oklahoma City StorySlam-Live Entertainment for Free

A StorySlam is an open mike, competitive storytelling event. There is a theme for each evening’s event, and stories told must somehow relate to the evening’s theme. Participating StorySlammers arrive early to sign up and names are selected at random. StorySlammers will spin tales of 7 minutes or less. The performance should be told rather than read. Creativity is encouraged, truth is optional. Winners are selected by crowd response so bring all of your loud friends!

This event is FREE and anyone is welcome to participate or listen to the stories. However, story content is often geared toward an adult audience. The evening will continue until everyone has had a chance to tell a story and the winners have been selected. For more information, email at okcstoryslam@yahoo.com or visit http://okcstoryslam.wordpress.com. You can also find OKC StorySlam on Facebook.

Generally held at the Istvan Gallery, 1218 N. Western, on the second Friday of each month. Questions? Call Stephen Kovash 405-831-2874.

Laughter Yoga in Oklahoma City Hee Hee Ha Ha

Oklahoma City Laughter Club

http://laughoutloudok.com/

Who? You! Meetings led by Laughter Yoga Teacher, Christopher Slater 384-4492

What: Free OKC Laughter Club meeting. Be prepared to laugh.
When: 6pm-6:30pm on Fridays. Door locks at 6 sharp.
Where: Inside 3030 NW Expressway (across the hall from Suite LL26.)

How to get there: Enter the service road from NW Expressway.
Use the second entrance, the one right before the Hampton Inn entrance. Parking will be on your left. After exiting your car, walk south past the car gate and then turn right around the corner. Enter the double doors. The meeting room is down the first hallway on the left.
Thanks to Aveda Image Crafters Salon for sponsoring the OKC Laughter Club so that the meetings can still be free to everyone who attends. Restrooms are available.

Also, other meetings available!

Lots going on. Call now to schedule a laughter workshop for your organization or club. Customized to meet your needs. Guaranteed fun and healthful – JUST LAUGH!

Weekly Clubs Every Tuesday at 7 PM, every Thursday at 11 AM
Laughter Yoga - FUN, stress reducing gentle exercises of directed laughter, stretching and breathing designed for health benefits. Laughter is the best medicine! OKLAHAVEN LAUGHTER CLUBS Oklahaven Children's Chiropractic Center 4500 N Meridian, Oklahoma City OKlocated on the corner of NW 44th and Meridian http://www.chiropractic4kids.com/

Twice WEEKLY Tuesdays 7 PM and orThurdays 11 AM (except holidays) Open to everyone who wants a good laugh - Children and adults! Certified Laughter Yoga Leader Ellen Mercer will direct the innovative laughter exercises. Laughter benefits our physical, emotional and mental well-being providing stress relief, relaxation, deeper breathing, face & abdominal muscle toning, pain relief and fun! First 2 sessions free then $2 per class - get a $20 punch card good for 12 classes.

Laugh, Live Fully, Love,
Ellen Mercer a.k.a LN Mirther Video of laughing session in OKC www.kwtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=9508965
(405) 947-2653 or cell 405-818-7997

Be sure to see today's Oklahoman. The "You" section has a cover story on laughter yoga. Articles on pages 14-15 D. Also, check out the video on the link below.

http://www.newsok.com/article/3431822#comments