love this, Pat, love it!
i used to have a cartoon which said:
i was put on this earth to do a certain number of
things; right now, i'm so far behind, i'll never die
Yes, those little pleasures are always beckoning!
What a fun one, Pat, and for me the ending is usually followed by something to do with chocolate :)
Blessings,
Christine
Reviewed by Diana Legun (Reader)
Reviewed on January 16, 2013
This feels to me like a romping jump of a poem, ending with a lackadaisical saunter into the quiet library. Really neat. ~~ Diana
whhhoa there ron...loosen up a little, un-pucker. this was meant as light-hearted. must've hit a hidden nerve and am sorry if it was taken too seriously...glad you're back tho....pat
Long ago in English class I learned a new word, procrastination. Many are skilled at it. Life is too short to procrastinate, so I get after my business as soon as I can. The habit is not funny for those that are locked into it.
I used to say someday all the time when I was younger but now that someday is here, all those things I wanted to do don't seem very important to me anymore. Kind of sad but true.
As Scarlett O'Hara used to say "Oh, fiddle faddle... I'll think about that tomorrow." I love the freedom of verse here, Pat... it flows so beautifully! Wishing you a very Happy New Year.
What would you do if your friend copped off with the man you loved? Wouldn't it break your heart? Abbie is heartbroken when Richard prefers her lovely French pen friend Colette over her.
i used to have a cartoon which said:
i was put on this earth to do a certain number of
things; right now, i'm so far behind, i'll never die
again, love this, Pat, love it!
john
What a fun one, Pat, and for me the ending is usually followed by something to do with chocolate :)
Blessings,
Christine
laughter can be the best medicine..
Lady Vivian
Ron
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Jane
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Cheers,
Dan
Joy L. Hale