tick-tock tick-tock
The clock nags the minutes away.
The work is due at 12PM.
I’ve got no time to play.
But 160 calls and I can’t say no.
My work will have to wait!
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Thats The Spirit!!!
Play FIRST...
Work...Whenever!
Oh Patti-Cake...?
YAHTZEE!!!!!!!!!!!!
Galen; "Patti-Cake"? I like that!
Charming and fun, writing always comes first :D
Gotta echo G-man's comment...you have your priorities straight as far as I am concerned. Thanks for playing this goofy like Sunday 160 game.
Nice 160 - I love The clock nags the minutes away - they do that alright!
Hey, you can't work ALL the time. 160 isn't such a long break. As to my 160, it's a follow up on the one about my son from last week. See, I'm not nagging you at all. The clock does plenty of that.
haha. now get back to work...smiles. have a marvelous sunday patti...
Do I know the nagging clock? Glad to know there are others out there who ignore it for a bit of fun first. :-)
Su-sieee! Mac
This and That. Here and There. Now, Sometimes Then.
that's super nice...
love the tick tuck sound..
Thanks for commenting on mine,
when u have work to do,
u feel busy and full...
love your 160.
Cheers!
Thanks for stopping by, everyone. I hope you all had a wonderful Sunday.
I missed my 160 today...But reading yours made up for it...Great One-Sixty, Patti.
hahahah... but it didn't have to wait long :)
Excellently played, Patti!! Deadlines can get too much at times! And at such time, one really needs a break, like a 160!! :)
Enjoyed this one!! :)
Tracy: Thank you. Sometimes we need a bit of whimsy, no?
Kavita: Actually, I'm rather fond of breaks most of the time! ;-)
If you don't look at the clock it doesn't really exist.
It's the lesson of retirement. I'm learning it well!
Whoever needs a clock?!
:D
a child's play
And do get aboard the Poetry Train every Monday mornings and thereafter!
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