There is a part in my hair where this one went over my head the first time. It surely is a good thing I make sure to read your poems more than once, for sure. LOL
Rusty
Too cute my friend...loved this! Comical how children misunderstand things...gotta love their innocent thoughts! You've given me a smile this morning...always a pleasure to read your work!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Oh, CJ, this funny story resonated with my own misunderstandings as a child, thanks mainly to my hard of hearing impairment.
As a 4 or 5 year old I recall sitting in front of our first TV circa 1958 or 59. A newscaster appeared and uttered what my hearing picked up as 'Gravy' I thought this was a greeting because he said it everytime I saw him on the box. So I started uttering the word whenever I greeted someone who came to the house - mainly adults. Never knew why they laughed. I did eventually. Memories.
Regards
Dai
Reviewed by Sharon Lawson (Reader)
Reviewed on March 15, 2007
Ha ha!! Exactly the thoughts we all had in our blissfully ignorant heads as kids. Never mind being intrigued about the problems of the pothole! Sweet :o)
LOLOLOLOL, what adults say confused kids, and sometimes, adults. I love the way your mind works, so innocent, so full of wonder! Well done, CJ, well done!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Reviewed by ~ Holly Harbridge (Reader)
Reviewed on March 15, 2007
Cute, CJ, you always make me smile with your poems. The world needs more CJ'S. LOVE HOLLY
HA! Clever CJ! Shirley said fur'sure! LOL!
Kids can only comprehend the language as it is placed before them, and that is why the English language and spoken word have create such mass confusion in our world.
Maybe we're just not expressing ourselves correctly or someones misunderstanding?
I think this write combines the adult reader as well as the child within them
Great job CJ!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
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Wonderful CJ.
Be safe,
Karen
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Fee
Rusty
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
As a 4 or 5 year old I recall sitting in front of our first TV circa 1958 or 59. A newscaster appeared and uttered what my hearing picked up as 'Gravy' I thought this was a greeting because he said it everytime I saw him on the box. So I started uttering the word whenever I greeted someone who came to the house - mainly adults. Never knew why they laughed. I did eventually. Memories.
Regards
Dai
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Enjoyed this. Thanks for giving me my smile this morning.:)
Excellent!
Many Blessings,
~Linda
Georg
Gods Speed
Michael
Kids can only comprehend the language as it is placed before them, and that is why the English language and spoken word have create such mass confusion in our world.
Maybe we're just not expressing ourselves correctly or someones misunderstanding?
I think this write combines the adult reader as well as the child within them
Great job CJ!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~