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Lunchtime. by Laura Lee Fall Tuesday, March 20, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

Aw grandma is the food about done? Because, I seem to have this rumbling in my tummy that I want some yummy right now. Besides, I do not think that I can wait for those burgers and hotdogs to appear on my plate . So I will grab a fast snack. Ah, this will do I guess. Please hurry granny with lunch, as this mustard is ok. But would be much better on that burger that I still don�t see on my plate? Gee I just couldn�t wait. �

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Reviewed by Diana Legun	4/1/2012

This has the lilting play of just that age of child. Catchy read:)




Reviewed by Christine Tsen	3/23/2012

So funny, my daughter does that with the honey! Blessings, Christine




Reviewed by Mary Ann Biddinger	3/21/2012

Perfect capture and poem so sweet Laura. Lady Mary Ann




Reviewed by Asa Seeley	3/20/2012

perfect. thanks for sharing. asa




Reviewed by Amber Moonstone	3/20/2012

Absolutely adorable, looks to me like it's mustard juice for that lunchtime child... Much peace, love and light, Amber




Reviewed by Vivian Dawson	3/20/2012

Just adorable Laura with a poem so full of life!!! Lady Vivian




Reviewed by Christine Alwin	3/20/2012

...little burger with my mustard please? Precious Laura...Have missed the den...back again :) Christine




Reviewed by Ronald Hull	3/20/2012

Cute. Grandmas always spoil the little ones. Ron




Reviewed by Mark Lichterman	3/20/2012

Brings back memories of my four waiting for breakfast. Good poem, Laura. Mark




Reviewed by Annabel Sheila	3/20/2012

Hahahaha! This is soooo cute! Adorable pic! Anna




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	3/20/2012

You best hurry, grandma - a kid's gotta eat when he's gotta eat!




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton	3/20/2012

Hah! I thought that looked like a bottle of mustard. This is right out of Tom Sawyer, pretty soon he'll be pulling Becky Thatcher's pigtails. Nice write, Laura.