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Jun 03, 2010
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Two of My Poor Father's Many Miscalculations
It was about mid-day he made the first mistake
when by back gate of the top paddock he traversed
to head for the pub, a few ales to partake,
knowing of no protection in this universe
from mum’s wrath if she found out.
Now it happened she needed some vegetables.
Guess what she passed on the way to the shopping-mart?
My dad’s second error unmistakable
in the ignition of his ute in the hotel car-park.
A promise denies me the chance to elaborate.
Just let it suffice for me to say
that day my progenitor walked a mile of country
because someone took the keys from his parked utility.
— judyanne, Jun 03, 2010
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Critiques
xena465
16 years ago
Very funny Judy
judyanne
16 years ago
sure rosina
loved
16 years ago
a lesson
judyanne
16 years ago
hi loved
loved
16 years ago
yeah
scribbler
16 years ago
miscalculations
judyanne
16 years ago
thanks scribbler
weirdelf
16 years ago
oh my, I know how he felt.
judyanne
16 years ago
thanks jess
weirdelf
16 years ago
yes! much better to me
Seren
16 years ago
Dear Judd
judyanne
16 years ago
thanks jc
Seren
16 years ago
Judd my Dad was the quiet
judyanne
16 years ago
my dad was pretty much the same i think
judyanne
16 years ago
been meaning to say