Kids really can say the darndest things.
In memory of Heyward
Your Mama!
No, your mama
Your mama wears a bonnet Your mama wear runs in her stockings
Your mama got moles on her face
Your mama got big pink zits
Your mama slapped your daddy
Your mama don't have no daddy
Your mama looks like a big white stallion Your mama looks like a big black polar bear.
Oh shucks, I'm tired, me too.
Lets go home, I'm hungry.
See you at the bus stop,
tomorrow.
OH, LOUISA...HOW I DO WISH THAT THE CHILDREN OF TODAY HAD SUCH INNOCENT SPATS AS DESCRIBED. ITS NOT LIKE THIS ANYMORE AND IT'S SHAME...SO MUCH BEAUTIFUL 'INNOCENCE' HAS BEEN LOST...FOR IN THESE DAYS AND TIMES...KNIVES, GUNS AND BRUTAL BEATINGS ARE USED TO 'SETTLE' EVERYTHING. THANKS FOR SHARING AND, BY THE WAY, I LOVE THE NEW PICTURE...ITS A BEAUTIFUL PORTRAIT. BLESSINGS AND FAITH...
JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
That about says it all my friend, I've actually heard kids in my classroom saying these things back and forth to each other...loved it! Great write!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
I remember those days... wish chidren still shared that innocence but now people want to fight over "nothing"... you can't say mama jokes like you could in the '80's.
When vacationing at a mysterious Maine lighthouse, ten-year-old Dylan befriends a ghostly lighthouse keeper who must protect Dylan from danger after he learns a very big secret.
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JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
Blessings,
Joyce B.