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To the Moon, Alice
by Ed Matlack

Saturday, April 09, 2005
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Just remembering...


To the Moon, Alice…


 


Memories of past laughs,


Remembering last pasts,


Fun we had when TV was fun,


No cable, no satellite,


One set in the living room,


The neighbors all the same,


No one was outdone…


 


No computers,


Only the phone for familial communications,


No cell phones nor towers blocking the view,


We drove to our families’ homes to see our relations,


Life seemed then to have a lot less complications…


 


Comedy was clean,


Humor without, what some call, disgusting language,


Sure I find it funny, and I laugh as well,


But it gets to be boring listening to others thoughts so obscene…


 


I am no angel; I have done it as well,


Poetry written of orgasmic sex and farts that smell,


Can’t imagine that would in anyway sell,


Better it is for us all to write of Nature, from the beach a shell…


 


So when you recall the good old days of happy life,


Times when we could do no wrong,


Before we did experience strife,


Remember those times with smiles and song,


Those were the days when humor had a sense of right and wrong…


          © ed ~ 4/9/05   


 


 


 


 


  


 


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Reviewed by Bob Holt 4/10/2005
Thanks for the memory, Ed. Wait, that's Hope. I loved The Honeymooners. And it tore me up when we lost Johnny Carson in January. Tough year for comedy.

Bob H
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 4/9/2005
Ed,

LOL at the pic

The memories you bring back...my Daddy loved that show. :) I always felt bad, though, for Alice...today's wimmin wouldn't put up with that, they'd send HIM to the moon! :)

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :)
Reviewed by Dave Harm 4/9/2005
Oh yeah, excellent memories from a time where family came first... heck you could discuss your day waiting for the TV to "warm" up...
Reviewed by Tinka Boukes 4/9/2005
Who is Alice Kramden anyways....a goofy Girl from Mars>>>??

Still raining?

Love Tinka
Reviewed by Regis Auffray 4/9/2005
Wistful reminiscence, Ed. You take the reader back to "a better time." Thank you for sharing this offering. Love and peace to you. Regis
Reviewed by Katy Walsvik 4/9/2005
Ahhhhhhh... Eddie M, you write whatever is in your heart and your mind... it's all YOU and that makes it all fine.

Who knows why, but as I read, Red Skelton popped into my head... his last words every show: 'and may God bless'... the slightly shy, boyish smile he wore when he said it. Thanks for the memories, Mr. "Hope" (grin) This was a huge pleasure to read, dear friend. katy xox
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Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado 4/9/2005
so true; humor ain't what it used to be. *sigh*

good write, ed; well done!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :(
Reviewed by Mr. Ed 4/9/2005
I always wondered what happened to Alice Kramden - and now I know! And The Honeymooners TV show was always a highlight of the week for my family in "those days when humor had a sense of right and wrong…"

I always roared watching Ralphie Boy and his whacky sewer rat pal, Ed Norton, always trying to outmaneuver their wives.


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