Cheering Up Mugs

'You are my sunshine, my only sunshine, you make me happy, when skies are gray...'

'Uh oh, looks like he had a tough day at the office: Let's jump around to cheer him up...'

"Is there a humorist in the house?"

"Have you tried barking at the moon?"

'Wow! That was some world series, Ella! Both Pujols and Holland were just amazing...'

I only root so hard for my time because I hate your team so much.

'Yes! The momentum's going to shift now. Our home fan is starting to make some noise!'

'One more for me an Tiffany, and one more for you and the road.'

'Hey, hey, hey!'

Jumping cheerleaders

"She said, 'I'll go if you go,' and I said, 'I'll go if you go,' and here we are."

Men can show their emotions!

Football supporters.

"They'd sold out of #1's."

And the crowd goes wild—except for Mary, because she wasn't paying attention.

He's got a long painful road to recovery. Those are pretty severe burns. In the meantime, try to keep him upbeat to avoid depression. Then again, we can't exactly have him walking on sunshine either... That's what got him here.

North Pole.

'What the hell is that guy's problem?'

Several of the med students had been cheerleaders when they were undergrads.

"As fans we are smart enough to understand the game, but not smart enough to realize how unimportant it really is."

'That's about as Christmasy as we can get it.'

'Stop whining...it's just a head cold!'

"Christmas day or nor, it was under the tree! How could you expect me not to peek?"

A Stray Curmudgeon in a Field of Perennial Optimists.

'Forget it, Sister, Jessica -- Notre Dame doesn't need cheerleaders!'

Noel Fever

"Ever notice how everyone's nice this time of year? Kids behave. Neighbors, friends, relatives - even workers at the office - smile more. The mailman has a friendly wave, folks seem to go out of their way to be nice..."

"Merry Christmas. You Cheerful, Chirpring, Cheeping, Tweeting, Tw*ttering, Twittering Tw*t!"

"You can over-encourage kids, you know."

About Santa 2017.

"Well, you're not itsy-bitsy to me."

Soccer Fans.

Rosie Cheeks

'The Christ Child'

"We lose a little dexterity, but we gain a lot of confidence."