Modern Mother Goose-On The Loose – MEinRhyme-And Everything Else I've Written In Given Time
01 Feb 2022 1 Comment
in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2007 Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Anti-Regulation, Everyone, Grandmothers, Limit, Miles per hour, Passes, Poetry, Rhyme, Road safety, Roads and Highways, Speed, Speed limit, Speedometer, Transportation
28 Jan 2022 1 Comment
in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2012 Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Drive, Grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, Normal, Poetry, Regular, Rhyme, Safely, Speed limit
1. Regular.
2. Normal.
3. Like your great-grandmother is in the car.
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Safe and sound-
Speed limit bound.
29 Jan 2021 Leave a comment
in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2007 Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Anti-Regulation, Everyone, Grandmothers, Limit, Miles per hour, Passes, Poetry, Rhyme, Road safety, Roads and Highways, Speed, Speed limit, Speedometer, Transportation
29 Jun 2016 1 Comment
in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2016 Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Andertoons, Browsers, Driving skills, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, MEinRhyme, Modern Mother Goose-On the Loose, New drivers, Old drivers, Poetry, Reading, Refresh, Rhyme, Speed limit, Three, Whatever, Writing
1. Browser.
2. Make-up.
3. Driving skills.
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For older drivers-
And obviously new & midway arrivers.
20 May 2016 1 Comment
in To Carry A Heavy Load-While Driving On The Road Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Driving, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, MEinRhyme, Modern Mother Goose-On the Loose, Poetry, Reading, Rhyme, Speed limit, Stay within, Three, To Carry A Heavy Load-While Driving On The Road, Whatever, Writing
Hard to stay and git-
Within that speed limit.
-2016-
04 Apr 2016 1 Comment
in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2016 Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Andertoons, Exercise, Look, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, MEinRhyme, Modern Mother Goose-On the Loose, Open door, Poetry, Reading, Rhyme, Run, Run outside, Slam door, Speed limit, Three, Whatever, Writing
1. Move.
2. Head towards door.
3. Slam it behind you.
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There you go-
In free flow.
18 Feb 2016 1 Comment
in To Carry A Heavy Load-While Driving On The Road Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Breeze by, Chosen right, Driving, Flashing lights, Laugh, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, MEinRhyme, Poetry, Reading, Rhyme, Speed, Speed limit, To Carry A Heavy Load-While Driving On The Road, Whatever, Writing
To breeze by me, while I was driving the speed limit was your chosen right-
But of course, I had to laugh, when out of nowhere, you had to pull over,
because of those flashing red and blue lights.
02 Feb 2016 1 Comment
in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2016 Tags: Andertoons, Bernie, High School, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, MEinRhyme, Poetry, Reading, Rhyme, Run, Speed limit, Sprint, Three, Three by M.E./Rhymes, Whatever, Win race, Writing
1. See Bernie run.
2. See Bernie sprint.
3. See Bernie win.
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Got it done-
During high school mile run.
27 Jan 2016 5 Comments
in To Carry A Heavy Load-While Driving On The Road Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Babysitter, In full sight, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, MEinRhyme, Poetry, Police car, Reading, Rhyme, Speed limit, To Carry A Heavy Load-While Driving On The Road, Whatever, Writing
Everyone driving the speed limit just doesn’t feel right-
Until you notice that police car nearby, in full sight.
-2016-
08 Dec 2015 1 Comment
in Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 2004 Tags: "Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times", Andertoons, Employment, Faster than, Greased Lightning, Mary Elizabeth Rumsey, Mind, Outsource, Poetry, Rhyme, Shake a stick, Speed limit, Three, Tongue, Writing
1.The tongue works faster than mind.
2.Faster than greased lightning.
3. Outsourcing of service jobs grow faster than estimated.
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THE REAL TRICK-
IS THAT SOME FOLKS ARE OUT OF A
JOB FASTER THAN YOU CAN SHAKE
A STICK!
The Gulf Oil Spill Through My Eyes
To Cross Over The Line
Three by M.E./Rhymes of the Times 