'I'm always looking for the Hows and the Whys and the Whats,' said Muskrat, 'That is why I speak as I do. You've heard of Muskrat's Much-in-Little, of course?'
An excellent thought. You know, I suppose we tend to take the good times for granted most of the time. Maybe the world would be a better and happier place if we all just followed the advice you posted.
So did you talk to the black swan in the photo? If you see the swan again and it is a male please give it this message from my old friend Ogden Nash.
THE SWAN "Scholars call the masculine swan a cob; I call him a narcissistic snob. He looks in the mirror over and over, And claims to have never heard of Pavlova.
A lovely poem...I haven't encountered that one before. Actually It was Ellyn in the red kayak and me taking the pic. But neither of us could get close enough to him/her to exchange any words, rhyming or otherwise.
An excellent thought. You know, I suppose we tend to take the good times for granted most of the time. Maybe the world would be a better and happier place if we all just followed the advice you posted.
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ReplyDeleteSo did you talk to the black swan in the photo? If you see the swan again and it is a male please give it this message from my old friend
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THE SWAN
"Scholars call the masculine swan a cob;
I call him a narcissistic snob.
He looks in the mirror over and over,
And claims to have never heard of Pavlova.
A lovely poem...I haven't encountered that one before.
ReplyDeleteActually It was Ellyn in the red kayak and me taking the pic. But neither of us could get close enough to him/her to exchange any words, rhyming or otherwise.
Thank you. I like the view of the frog and the fragile little package...I hold my belly often thinking of the fragile little one inside.
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