156-THursday's! The years in review?

[Kfamr]

Haven't stopped by in a while....


Mom and I are making a pot of ham & bean soup from our leftover Easter ham... not done yet, but tomorrow everyone's welcome to a bowl or two!

[Lady'sOtherHuman]

How about:

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck,
if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

The response I learned was:

Not much wood could a woodchuck chuck
cause a woodchuck can't chuck wood.

[Lady'sOtherHuman]

Hey, can I get a irish coffee? Where is everybody? I made a nice ham and cheese quiche with my leftover easter ham. Any takers?

[Corinna]

Ok I never thought I wouldd as an grownup(?) would recall this one.
Ooy gooey was a worm ,
a mighty worm was he,
crawled upon the railroad tracks ,the train he dd not see.
Ooy gooey!!!

[Oggyflute]

Wouldn't mind a bowl of your ham & bean soup Kay.
I'd better have something strong to drink, escpecially if I'm going to listem to these poems all afternoon. (I'd swear I was at Poet's Corner )

[lbaker]

Ham & bean soup with corn fritters and goofy poems. Ogden Nash and Shel Silverstein look out!!

"Twinkle, twinkle, little bat!
HowI wonder what you're at!
Up above the world you fly,
Like a tea tray in the sky.
Twinkle, twinkle--

[Lady's Human]

Mary had a little lamb,
his fleece was black as soot

and everywhere that Mary went

His sooty foot he put!

Irish coffee's all around, with flexoril chasers for some of us.

If I could just teach Orc and Lady how to work on cars.......

[RedHedd]

Some strange person sent me purple peeps, stale, in the mail ... yep, seems appropro ~

Gee, I wonder who that could possibly be - shall we send the A&P investigators out your way?

[momoffuzzyfaces]

A peanut sat on the railroad track
His heart was all a flutter
Around the bend came number 10
Toot! Toot!
Peanut butter!!!

Grabbing a cherry limeade. Mario stop throwing cherries at me!!!

[slick]

Oh MOFF, I completely forgot about that one. My Dad used to sing that as well.

The weather here today is 70.....yeah!!! Slushie weather.......I'll take a double please. Just about to start my housework for the afternoon so I need some inspiration. Guess what's playing on my radio now....

We are family
I got all my sisters with me
We are family
Get up everybody, sing!



Later.

[davidpizzica]

RICHARD, may I have a double slushie? Can't wait to hear what the eye surgeon says.

[lbaker]

Well, I just finished chatting with Slick and.. guess what, we started talking about food imagine that sports fans. Enny who, she asked about biscuits and gravy and just what kind of gravy does one make etc. etc. I mentioned a cream gravy rather like the kind used for SOS. For breakfast. Over toast or English muffins?? She goes "huh? " Poor depraved, deprived Slick has never had SOS Soft shell crabs are making their way up the Bay so I'm setting my cap for some wonderful seafood in the next several weeks Allow me to make you some tea and honey for your cold Slick, a teaspoon of rum or brandy will help you sleep tonight G'day all!

[lbaker]

Oh, one little beddy bye poem ~ speaking of Admirals and Westinghouses

Some pointers point at foxes.
Some pointers point at hares.
Some pointers point at pheasants.
Mine points at Frigidaires.

[Lady'sOtherHuman]

Ok I never thought I wouldd as an grownup(?) would recall this one.
Ooy gooey was a worm ,
a mighty worm was he,
crawled upon the railroad tracks ,the train he dd not see.
Ooy gooey!!!

How about,

Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear
Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair
Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't fuzzy was he?

[slick]

Oh Laurie, you've got me in stitches again......

LOH: I remember that.

Now that I've been properly edumacated as to what an SOS is, I think I'll try some along with a big lemon drop.