In Hapily Ever Laughter, Kenn Kington spins everyday life into side-splitting truths—marriage vows rewritten as Miranda rights, love notes with “Yes/No—circle one,” spiders ambushing at 65 mph, cabinet-door scars from G.I.L.D. (“Get-It-Later Disorder”), and the eternal she/we/me-we/we-we mystery—all leading to two deceptively simple rules: expect nothing, appreciate everything. With stories of Walgreens dress socks, paddleboarding past the “dock police,” and the superpower of thinking “nothing,” Kenn reminds us that laughter not only lightens marriage but keeps it thriving, anchored in the mantra he and his wife live by: above all, together.