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PattiKen and the Muses: Home Away from Home
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To see what else the muses are up to, check out "My Other Stuff" on the tab above.
PattiKen
When I'm not in Massachusetts, you can find me following my muses hither and yon, shouting, "Hey, wait up!"
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Gewrinclod prunes?
ReplyDeleteThere is actually a song about a prune out there. Nice find!
ReplyDeleteI like that saying.
ReplyDeleteha. love the song! happy tt!
ReplyDeleteCute song! Happy TT.
ReplyDeleteKris: Please tell me you only learned that word this week and it's not a staple in your vernacular! I had to look it up.
ReplyDeleteAnthony: Some folks have a happy outlook on life. Keeps 'em young at heart, methinks.
Crazy, Brian, 00dozo: I love the concerns mentioned in the song that haven't changed one whit since 1928, when the song were written.
I love that word -"Gewrinclod". I had to look it up too. I think it's a word that should be restored to common usage. I think I'll work on that - I'm certainly going to add it to my vocabulary.
ReplyDeleteLou: Good idea. Just don't be aiming it my way. ;-)
ReplyDeleteJust great! I love the idea of a twinkle in your wrinkle.
ReplyDeleteAnother good laugh- I thank you! And I love, love, love new words!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great video! And the picture is clever, too. Great finds for the theme!
ReplyDeleteWonderful twist on wrinkles! I'm taking that saying with me today, and making sure I have twinkles with my wrinkles.
ReplyDeleteHappy wrinkles with twinkles
ReplyDeletethanks Patti for the smile
Cute song. I didn't want to smile too big when I heard it...might give me a wrinkle. I posted a TT too.
ReplyDeleteyour post is cute.
ReplyDeletewonderful tt take!
Love the song. It put a twinkle in my wrinkle. Happy TT.
ReplyDeletea twinkle in your wrinkle...I love that!
ReplyDeleteSo right about keeping a sense of humour in the inevitable process.
ReplyDeleteThat was fun! What I learned: prunes have 'em everywhere, I only have them on my face- and to keep a twinkle in my wrinkle. You can learn so much from Theme Thursday.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I was glad to learn you don't iron, either.
Very amusing! My wrinkles are twinkling...
ReplyDeleteWhat a great song ~ it made my wrinkles twinkle!
ReplyDeletehttp://jingleyanqiu.wordpress.com/2010/05/29/week-20-poets-rally-poetry-awards-plus/
ReplyDeletetwo poetry awards,
two general awards,
enjoy!
Thank you for the invaluable contribution in Thursday Poets Rally week 20.
U Rock!
;)
http://jingleyanqiu.wordpress.com/2010/05/28/the-perfect-poet-award-4-week-20-thursday-poets-rally/
ReplyDeletethe perfect poet award reminder,
thank you for the attention!
cheers!