Naïve gossip at the train station
Spurred this colorful imagination
“Mom, see those rocking butts?”
“Goodness Amy, are you nuts?”
Mother and daughter, no hallucination!
Spurred this colorful imagination
“Mom, see those rocking butts?”
“Goodness Amy, are you nuts?”
Mother and daughter, no hallucination!
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In response to the prompt from 3WW
as well as for Totally Optional Prompts.
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20 comments:
What a happy lighthearted poem...thanks, UL for the smile.
S
I forgot something...may I link to your blog? If so, please let me know on my blog.
Some people are particular about who links to them...that is why I ask?
Thank you.
Sandy
Rocking butts? That's great
Lovely!
My brother's four-year-old son was with him on a city street (many years ago) as they walked up to a crosswalk and waited behind a Hell's Angel looking man. Big biker guy with tattoos and studded leather. The four year old points and says, quite loudly, "Daddy, why is that man so FAT?!?"
Ahh, children.
What a picture you just painted! Actually it would need quite a lot of paint!
what a fun read for a wednesday.
Lovely, "rockin butts" too cute.
Penelope Anne
http://wannabeawritersomeday.blogspot.com/2008/01/3ww-elizas-story-continues.html
you have to be the quintessential mom... i just love some of your "mom" stuff... and i am not to awfully fond of children... so that is saying a lot!!!!!
What a kick! I can see this whole picture and am grinning. Clever words!
haha so sweet!
(I'm honored to be in your blogroll!)
hahahahahaha!!
great idea
My children say stuff like this all the time much to my mortification and dismay! Makes for good laughs later though, I suppose.
hey grinning all over!!!hats off to the momma :)
LOL
Rocking butts... nice.
Cute! Happy new year, Ul.
I needed this chuckle! Thanks! I love well-done limericks!
You capture the zany imagination of kids. :)
Rocking butts, what more could a person ask for? Cute.
Rocking butts? That's really good. Your poem was very fun and lighthearted today.
One day my mom took my daughter (then 4 or 5) through the drive thru at McDonald's when she leaned out the window on the passenger's side and said, "Hey Buddy, move your da@$ truck!" My mom was naturally embarrassed but, the guy ahead was laughing. Hope you have a nice weekend.
I think there could be a thousand blogs filled with all the hilarious things kids say. They're so naively honest :)
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