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Why the Technology?
by Rebekah Rosie Lang → (All Poetry by Rebekah Rosie Lang)
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This is a poem about my Microwave dying and the computer crashing with the storms we had in the Dallas/Ft.Worth area 2 weeks ago! Charter is coming out to LOOK at the problem on Sunday, the 20th, Father's Day! Thank God!

Life seems horrible;
when your Microwave
is blown, and the computer
has crashed!


Life is not horrible though.
It is good!
That is when you get
down to the basics
!


I have learned to Cook
in the Oven!
Kitchen Dinners really do
take at least one hour!

My sister and I spend more
time together at the library;
while working on the computers.


To melt the frozen chicken
quicker in the freezer,
I filled the kitchen sink
with almost boiling water,
and stuck it in!
I think it is thawed out now!

Mom came home and made
Bake-n-Shake Chicken!


Thanks Mom!


We should really get back
to the days of the old,
Don't you think?


Written June 17th, 2004 5pm CST
Becca Henry All rights reserved


 


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 Reviews of "Why the Technology?"
Reviewed on June 19, 2004
(((becca)))

you don't know what you miss until you don't have it LOL

we were without power for 2-1/2 days ARRGGGHHHHH!

cute poem, composed brilliantly (even without your p.c.)

(((HUGS))) and love, karla.

here's wishing clear skies ahead--for both of us :)

Reviewed on June 18, 2004
A wonderfully composed poem - enjoyed this read!

Reviewed by Peter Paton
Reviewed on June 18, 2004
I like this indeed...Takes U back 2 the Basics Becky

Good One
Peter Paton

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on June 17, 2004
i got a taste of this with the blackout in the northeast last year ...

well penned ...

Reviewed by Elaine Carey
Reviewed on June 17, 2004
We should, but do we really want to? :)
Cute observations.

Reviewed by Lori Moore
Reviewed on June 17, 2004
I'd be lost without my computer.

We should really get back
to the days of the old,
Don't you think?

You're probably right.


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