Shannon Stacey


Mud puddles, here I come

I’m more or less gone. I might get a chance to check email again…or I might not. I’m a bit in slow motion because of the cold meds. But I’ll be back Sunday. In the meantime, I’ll leave y’all with a limerick:

There once was a werebird guy
Who touched people, making them die
But one chick didn’t croak
And made him stiff as an oak
Read the book if you want to know why

:lmao:

4 comments to “Mud puddles, here I come”

  1. Anna Lucia
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      · October 5th, 2006 at 4:41 pm · Link

    Oh deary, deary me.

    Mikhail was a bona fide raven
    Who broke into Bridget’s safe haven
    Soon he could tell
    By touch, taste and smell…
    Was she trimmed, or totally shaven?

    :noevil:

    Yes, I know, no relevance to the story at all… but come ON, I had a chance to use shaven in a limerick!!! :devil: Let’s try again.

    The raven collective was cursed
    And Khail wanted them to disperse
    They were called an unkindness
    But Bridget done find this
    One kind, a true lover – her first

    You know, I think pairing, “unkindness” with “done find this” is quite possibly my finest hour…. :roll:



  2. Mel
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      · October 6th, 2006 at 1:44 pm · Link

    bravo, bravo Anna.:nod:



  3. Anna Lucia
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      · October 6th, 2006 at 3:36 pm · Link

    Why thank you…. :diva:



  4. Shannon
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      · October 9th, 2006 at 9:48 am · Link

    :lmao:

    I love it!

    :clap:







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