Apr 22
The following post was inspired by V.J.’s Weekly Challenge #93: remember.
Oh how I miss those days so much
Getting a smile from a gentle touch
Watching you sleep was such a joy
I was blessed with 3 baby boys
Remembering back I have to say
Twas such a lovely wedding day
I wouldn’t change it for the world
You’ve made me such a happy girl
I love you more than I did back then
I’ll love you more beyond the end
Mar 24
This week over at V.J’s the weekly challenge is IMAGINARY.
Image by Rudy and Peter Skitterians from Pixabay
When I was a little girl I would go on many long car rides with my parents. One year we were driving to Old Orchard Beach, Maine for our vacation and that’s when I came up with an imaginary friend that I called, my little piece of wind who’d enter the car when I opened the window.
You’re always willing to listen
to everything I say
It doesn’t really matter
the time of day
You come with me wherever I go
even to places, I do not know
You are my little piece of wind
When I think of you, it makes me grin
Mar 4
“Extract from a cartoon by Priestman Atkinson, from the Punch Almanack for 1885, mocking clichéd expressions in the popular literature of the time”
The following was written for a challenge over at V.J.’s called:
The grass is always greener
or so they say
But my grass is a labor of love
A little bird told me just the other day
A little of this, a little of that
Goes a long way
A penny saved, is a penny earned
After all, it’s a no brainer
A place for everything and everything in its place
is a sight for sore eyes
