At least once a week or twice a week my wife and I will disagree on something or have a little argument, but nothing serious that we don't laugh about later.You know just little things that come and go.
Its usually me or at least that's the way I remember it, after one of these little disagreements, Ill say to her that Im so blessed to have you in my life, we laugh and say boy what a sense of humor God has.
Then there's those times that Im feeling healthy and frisky and want to play but shes not in the mood, and after a few times of trying to amuse her in some comical way and see it aint gonna happen, Ill laugh and tell her this is what I get for asking for such a beautiful woman that I cant even watch cross the room without having thoughts,you know what I mean. How can God not be laughing at that?.My wife and I think its funny,we laugh together about it when I say things like that to her. Its true though,I did ask God for a beautiful woman,I didn't see anything wrong with that, but I cant keep from thinking that God saw humor in that. He knew I was going to ask for that.Hes the one that set it up that way.He had us picked out for each other in the beginning, you know way back. He even knew he would be laughing at me and with us. Its all very good though, makes me all the more closer to my heavenly father.
No one can convince me that God doesn't have a good laugh and I bet that he laughs every day.
I think he laughs at me everyday as I run around chasing my wife around acting like a fool, but it makes me feel good, you know like telling a joke and people laughing at it.You know, it makes you feel good, not me acting a fool but God laughing at me.
Just because we don't read about God ever laughing doesn't mean He never laughs. God gives us joy and peace and love and comfort and humor. I can just imagine that when He laughs he laughs like all of us only wish we could. I cant keep from laughing when I think about his sense of humor.
Does anyone care to share with me on this?you know with some humor.
Peace and humor
Roy Martin