Brief History of Life: "Laugh, cry, laugh ?" Peace! Pea [aka Flapshoe Clown]
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La Vie Longue nos Différences { sauf l'un }
Some say po-tay-toe; some say po-tah-toe. Some’re huffer-puffers; me, I like to breathe. Some dig reality; resta us godda tail Soprano. Got your Einsteins, got your “Wha--?”s {Capice?}
Thank [insert deity of choice] we ain’ all in one box. What a drag that would be. Imagine a world where nobody kavetches over bagels and lox. All love labs and hate cats? Hurrrrrrl~!!
Some wig and hot-curl; others go for bald. Some hold out for roses; me, I like dandy-lines. Some dash mall to mall; moi-types hit Stall. Brewski and Cuppa-Tay Luv meet Sssiiiiiiip d’Wine.
Give me the great outdoors! Give me Doritos and a sofa! Put me on a jet! Han’ me the remote an’ gedoudda here. Bubble bath to the chin! Arctic shower, sand with loofa! Peace and quiet, puh-leez. Louder, Louder!! Hear--?
Clones, we will never, ever be. This is the way it is meant to be. Let’s agree to disagree like we did before. Except for the part about making war.
(c) Phyllis Jean Green, July, 2005
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Reviews of "La Vie Longue nos Differences {sauf l'un}"
what a wonderful, idiosyncratic style you have! i love it! we are all different, and that's what makes the world such a wonderful place. thank you for this piece today!
Viva la difference!!!!!!!!!!!!! :) You, my dear, are a peach--fantastic write, loaded with humor until the ending--a gut shot that stops the reader cold and makes them think. BRAVA!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :)
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on July 9, 2005
It would be boring if we were all the same! Love the differences :-) Great write and uplifting.
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It is always fun to read you. A delightful piece!
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
Take care,
Sherry
Peace and sunshine
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Viva la difference!!!!!!!!!!!!! :) You, my dear, are a peach--fantastic write, loaded with humor until the ending--a gut shot that stops the reader cold and makes them think. BRAVA!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :)
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :D
and grace! wow! thanks!;-)
Love,
Eileen