I saw a sticker at the eye doctor's office, a cat with glasses was saying, "I had my eyes checked." I thought it was funny--especially if he was answering someone's command to, "Get your eyes checked."

I'm not one of those stuffy people. You know the type. If you go to their house, they make you take off your shoes. If you come to my house, I just make you take off your glasses.

In high school, I remember asking my friend Cheryl, who wore glasses (none of the rest of us wore glasses) about her perspective. What couldn't she see? As she described what she saw a few feet in front of her--a blur, usually--I was astounded.

Now I know what she means, but back then it was amazing that someone couldn't see very far. How did they live their lives? How could they function? It seemed impossible.

People's perspectives are so diverse that there will never be a lack of humor on this planet. When we tap into our own, unique perspective we will have tapped into our humor nature.