Three Things To Find (2010)

1. Coins on the ground.
2. Keys.
3. 100 antique sash windows dating back to
the 1900’s.
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Made of pine and cypress wood, that
were already old-
In Galveston, a man who bought a
historic building, the found treasures
simply began to unfold.

A Child’s Time In Simple Rhyme # 325

Playtime-
Can be as simple as, calling heads or tails,
on a flipped dime.
-2010-

Three Things To Dig Up (2010)

1. Shells.

2. Coins.

3. The statue of a powerful pharaoh who
ruled nearly 3,400 years ago.
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Egyptian archaeologists discovered the statue of
Amenhotep III-
And it is 4-foot by 3-foot, is what we have heard.

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Three Things To Trade (2011)

1. Cards.

2. Coins.

3. Blame.
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Natural to do-
When what you want,
does not blow through.

Three To Find In Your Pocket (2011)

1. Receipts.

2. Coins.

3. A paper dollar bill.

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Enroute?

The paper stuff, to be phased out?

Three No Longer (2012)

1. Smoking inside public buildings.

2. Unchecked luggage, at the airport.

3. One dollar paper bills.

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The coin is being pondered once again-

For the savings involved in deleting the

paper bill, is a sure win.

Three To Unearth (2012)

1. Coins.

2. Pottery.

3. 1,800 turtles.

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In China, from 160 million

years ago-

Gathered and met their deaths,

in a drought, where the water

did not flow.

Three Heading Towards The Past (2012)

1. Coins.

2. Paper bills.

3. Credit cards.

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To set the tone-

To pay all, with the use of

your cell phone.

Three That Are Rare (2012)

1. Coins.

2. Folks catching a sunset, on purpose.

3. A white penguin.

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Found in Antarctica, mostly white-

With a bit, of faded color, on site.

Three things that are smuggled into this country (2009)

1. Coins.

2. Drugs.

3. Monkey meat.
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Hidden in a batch of smoked fish for a reason-
For smuggling is an act, never in season.

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