Friday, February 26, 2016

Friday’s Hunt v 1.9 -- "I" is for ...

Friday's Hunt the week of February 26th is :  (1) Starts with "I"; (2) Week's Favorite; and (3) Something Blue

 
1.a.  My "I" is for "I'm Watching You."
Actually we both were watching the little tug boat move our ship away from the dock where we boarded.

But Mrs. Jim (here) caught me taking her picture.  Most time she humors me and doesn't complain.  Mostly, when I'm driving she isn't real keen on that, taking pictures of her or anything.
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1.b.  My "I" is also for Italian Food.  I found a whole lot ready to take home and heat at our local "Trader Joe's" grocery store.


2.  Week's Favorite would be younger kids art especially when it is my granddaughter's.  This may be her first cat, for sure the first I can remember.
Do you remember your grandkid's art work?  You may have some salted away for future admiration.  Chances are you won't look at it very much. 

Then a while later, when your kids or spouse is going through the things you could not longer take with you, most all of it will get trashed.

Do you remember your first grade art?  My mom saved mine, it was a boy with a horse, both were stick figures.  I never graduated from the stick people drawing stage, even after a few 'Art' classes. (link to the boy, I still draw him)(link to my Stick Man book and theatre play post)

3.  Something Blue:

That would be the "Headless Girl Dressed in Blue."

You may have seen her wearing something else but her favorite color is Blue.  I love her heart necklace.  Wish I could remember where we were and I would get one for Mrs. Jim (shhh).




(4)  A lagniappe for you, a Poem for You:


My entry to the current Limerick-Off Monday contest
[also posted here on Jim's Little Photo and Poem Place, and on my Facebook page]
Red Radish and the Beet
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Said Red Radish to her friend Beet
“I’m Queen Vegie here” in her tweet
Corn said “real corny”
Trumpet vine, “horny”
Mary C picked them both, to eat
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The Fine Print:
 - Teresa of Eden Hills is running this meme, Friday's Hunt. She has three alternatives for us to post about but this one, Alphabet series, will be the one I will try to follow and post about.  - Her rules are: "Welcome to linkup for Friday’s Hunt. It’s very simple. Anyone can participate. The link opens at 7pm Central time and will close Sunday at 7pm, so you have plenty of time to enter." 
 - The Mr. Linky address
here has a list of others who are participating if you would to read what these folk are doing for the Friday post  - For the week of February 19, our assignment was to post on any or all of these ideas: (1) Starts with I, (2) Week’s Favorite, and (3) Something Blue, and (4) another lagniappe poem for you.

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Tuesday, January 07, 2014

Personal Challenge Poem -- A limerick, "Bad day at the golf course"

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Bad day at the golf course;
a limerick

Somebody had borrowed his wedge
Fine golfer he, chaos did edge
His keen direction had winged
Spoil his day, putter he flinged**
Subtle end, club's on his car ledge
 
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I'm linked today with Real Toads, The Personal Challenge # 1 for 2014
My challenge was to use these ten words from D.H. Lawrence's The Song of a Man Who Came Through (I could have used only nine but I may have fudged on one [which?]):
*direction, *wedge, *chaos, *winged, *fine, *spoil, *borrowed, *subtle, *somebody, *keen *


**Note: Poet's license here, "flung" would be grammatically correct.  I also would have liked to use "spoilt" instead of "spoil" at the beginning of this same line.

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Monday, July 23, 2012

"The Accident" -- The Face Of Limericks (Limerick-Off Monday)

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The Accident

A woman who fell on her face
she had been sprayed by her own mace
it wasn't very nice
spurned own preacher's advice
"O hear ye the Lord saved by grace"

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All Rights Reserved


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Inspired by Madeleine Kane's Limerick Humor Blog with prompts provided
Today's first line prompt was "A woman who fell on her face "
found here

Picture is 'Peppa Pig' photograph taken of a part of a Peppa Pig party table cloth
Originally posted this morning on Jim's Little Photo and Poem Place blog

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