Three Places To Find Kids At Play (2011)

1. Backyard.

2. Neighborhood park.

3. Airport terminal.

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How better for children to wait?

Than to join in the fun, with a new

found playmate?

A Child’s Time-In Simple Rhyme # 418

To stay up late on Friday
night we could hardly wait-
Knowing that on Saturday
morning, we could sleep
in late.
-2010-

Modern Mother Goose-On The Loose # 568 (Voting)

We had to wait in line-
And, really and truly,
we did not mind.
.
Not to say, that it was
fun-
But, it was something
that had to be done.
.
For we had no choice-
And, surely, we would
not raise our voice.
.
It could not be helped
and we were stuck-
Because something had
had gone amuck.
.
So, we decided to end
the suspense-
And, just try a bit, of
patience.
.
Of course, we waited too
long-
But, then again, we are
strong.
.
We had to wait in line-
And, really and truly,
we did not mind.

-2011-

 

The New That Happened To Unfold-From The Old # 404

We used to have to wait and wonder-
Now we are informed, of any oncoming thunder.
-2011-

A Child’s Time-In Simple Rhyme # 283

During the Christmas holidays we practice a different daily route-

Because we stay at home, trying to be good, and wait for Santa, as school is officially out.

-2009-

A Child’s Time-In Simple Rhyme # 418

To stay up late on Friday
night we could hardly wait-
Knowing that on Saturday
morning, we could sleep
in late.
-2010-

Three Things To Wait On (2012)

1. Prescription.

2. Package.

3. Your daughter, coming back from New York.

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The one who got to meet One Direction-

Still can’t believe it, so many memories, so much fun.

-mary elizabeth rumsey-

.

 

Three Things To Do When Things Get Really Bad (2010)

1. Jump.

2. Sell.

3. Stand still and wait.

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No matter what subject in life-

That standing still and the wait,

will eventually see a turn in the strife.

It Rocks-To Head To Ballot Box (235)

To pay attention and wait-

For the next debate.

-2015-

A Child’s Time-In Simple Rhyme # 837

Nowadays, children cannot wait-

To get their first cell phone, at the tender age, of eight.