One Through Three

Simply gorgeous writing, Chuck.

Look up a few references (and I want to share my findings with your readers) : Lear [leer], Edward (1812–1888) British writer and artist. His limericks and cartoons for children were first published in A Book of Nonsense (1846). Dry·den [dr?d’n], John (1631–1700) English poet, dramatist, and critic. His works include the play Marriage à la Mode (1672) and the verse satire Absalom and Achitophel (1681). He was made poet laureate by Charles II (1668), but having become a Catholic in 1685, was deprived of the office on the accession of William of Orange. Encarta® World English Dictionary © & (P) 1999,2000 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Developed for Microsoft by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc. I liked # 3 the best it made me chuckle, but I wholeheartedly agree! Always, Cat

Wooohw I love that last one good bit of punch in it & I so love the message. You are a stepper outer, dapper & courageous no doubt... Not sure how to place the sexist one, I had to laugh though, how could I not (in Australia we call that "taking the piss" (out of oneself, I think, in this case)... Methinks you are quite adept at the taking of the piss... out of whoever, whatever, it is an endearing trait in you because it is hardly offensive, a brilliant skill requiring the balance & subtlety you conjure with your pen & always have... your facets are showing Chuck... it's a great view! Cheers Anni~ ` "Those who dwell among the beauties & mysteries of the earth are never alone or weary of life" ~ Rachel Carson Writer/conservationist