Clowns are comic performers that their goal is to make people smile and be happy. They are characterized by their colored wigs, unusual outlandish and large footwear. Many people can think that clowning is very easy and stupid. But in fact, clowns work is very hard and important: only they know how to make people smile all the time, and that helps to keep the atmosphere calm and cheerful. In example, there are clowns who visit the little kids in the hospital and they are providing the kids hope and peace.

I think in England people have a considerable sense of humor. We can mention such well-known writers, as Jerome Jerome, Bernard Shaw and even Konan Doyle. Of modern writers I am glad to mention Helen Fielding, whose brilliant novel about Brigit Jones and wonderful film made on this novel are full of humor. A person possessing such high rank sense of humor isn’t afraid of mocking at herself. I am sure British Parliament members use much humor in their debates. I am not speaking of so-called humor that was called “below-the-belt humor”. It is not so funny to laugh at awkward position or scene that poor things get into.

Even now we can sometimes watch his wonderful works. Till the middle of the XX-th century there were no man in the world of cinema spectators who was not familiar with this modest hero. Then it was only the cinema that could be watched. Charlie Chaplin depicted that little ordinary man so understandable and close to all the hearts.

He was at the same time naive and brave, handsome and helpless, he could be fooled up and at the same time he found escape from every disaster. The most appealing to our hearts seems the film about the Great Dictator, where Charlie acted two roles, and his little hero was always winning over the nazi leader.

Herluf Bidstrup was a Danish socialist caricaturist and his humor had no national borders. Herluf Bidstrup’s funny, curious, tragicomic strip’s stories are clear to everyone irrespective of age and nationality till now. The theme of cartoons drawn by him is absolutely different from comic naturalistic sketches to absurd pictures but always reflected our everyday life.

Memories of his cartoons last a lifetime and even make you smile years on.

Keep smiling all the time and don’t forget - your smile is precious.

A smile for you!

Smiling is infectious; you catch it like the flu.
Someone smiled at me today, I started smiling
too. I passed around the corner and someone
saw my smile, when he smiled I realized I’d
passed it on to him. I thought about that smile,
and then I realized its worth.
A single smile, just like mine - could travel,
round the earth. So if
you feel a smile begin
don’t leave it
undetected - start
to smile to everyone
and get the
world infected!

Smile to everyone, and
they will smile to you!

This caricature shows us how good the “pupil” can do his homework.

This caricature is one of my favorites. I hope you would smile when you’ll see it.

I found this story in a very old book, and I was charmed with this short story.

Spit it out

Chemistry professor.- “Jones, what does HNO3 signify?”
Student.- “Well, ah… I’ve got it right on the tip of my tongue”.
Professor.- “Well, you had better spit it out. It’s nitric acid”.

Every morning your temper is varying. When you are happy, you smile and cheering any person that looks at you. But when your mood is bad, anyone who would look at you would become serious and unhappy. Why can’t you smile, even if you are upset? You should try to smile anyway, and when you would see other people smiling because of you, your temper would be changed immediately. Make other people’s day happy, and they would do the same thing for you!

It Takes A Lot To Laugh It Takes A Train To Cry