CJ and Rusty,
I loved this! I have grandchildren and I've seen this happening many times. Lol The ironic thing is my daughter is HAVING a baby boy in July!
Yes! Beware the lil sister who also has her own camcorder. Mariah got her brother real good when I was gone to Ireland. It's a long story but this poem helped me recall this tale. Priceless memories even with lil sisters.
Love,
Susan
First let me say how much you've been missed around the den, so glad you are back! I loved this write...you two make an awesome duet, your write reminded me of my house growing up! Excellent write!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Ha, delightful starting handle for a cartwheel return in thought to the days when I used to take the rap for my younger brother's mischief. It got to the point where I was so fed up that when my parents (especially mother - he was a real mommy's boy) were not around, I used to not so subtley elbow or push him. That was over forty years ago; we are very close as brothers and laugh at those once upon a smack on the backside days - my backside of course.
A poetic duet that is neatly in tune with child psychology.
Regards
Dai
Reviewed by ~ Holly Harbridge (Reader)
Reviewed on March 8, 2007
Well done you two, you've done a splendid job with this delightful poem; and I mean that! love holly
Welcome back CJ!!!!!! nearly started my own yelling.
Despite being a great-grandfather, never ceases to surprise me the wisdom that children have sometimes, if one really hear them.
I am delighted for the way you convey their words to us.
Georg
I have a lot of things for which I am thankful. One of the them is having a friend like CJ and writing children's poetry with her. She's one of the best children's poets, if not the best, I have read. IMHO Hope you enjoy reading this as much as we enjoyed writing it.
Rusty
Gemma succeeds in starting a girls' football team at her new school, but bitter rival Tyrone does everything he can to stop the girls playing. So begins a battle of wits between the girls and boys, and also between Gemma and sports teacher, Mrs Lawfo
All About how Lila chooses how to handle her "worries" about the first day of school. Another Mom's Choice Award Seal of Excellence recipient in the "Kids with Worries" book series.
I loved this! I have grandchildren and I've seen this happening many times. Lol The ironic thing is my daughter is HAVING a baby boy in July!
Many blessings
~Linda
I guess we can't blame the middle child syndrome on this one.(lol) Very entertaining and I love the rhyme and flow.
Love always
Lena
Fee
Hugs, Laura
Sandie May Angel :o)
I laughed and i needed that, Hit nthe nail on the head,
Michael
Regis
Two great pens combine to produce an even greater work--well done, you two!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Mooooooooooooooooooooom--she did it again *boy do I remember that LOL*
Blessings,
Sharon
Love,
Susan
Well done!!
love Tinka
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
A poetic duet that is neatly in tune with child psychology.
Regards
Dai
Despite being a great-grandfather, never ceases to surprise me the wisdom that children have sometimes, if one really hear them.
I am delighted for the way you convey their words to us.
Georg
George
Rusty