"I'm stuck in the middle," said Sue.
"And I don't like the look of this stew.
I've no knife, spoon or fork,
And these guys want to talk.
And I'm dying to go to the loo!"
(With thanks to Tess at Magpie Tales for the picture)
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Wonderfully entertaining!
ReplyDeleteGreat post!
Frances, you always look on the bright side. I'm always seeing the urchin under the table. Thanks for the morning smile and happy Mother's Day!
ReplyDeleteToo funny, frances!!
ReplyDeleteAmen.
ReplyDeleteThat is too funny!
ReplyDeleteLove it!! And the pic of the child is precious!!
ReplyDeleteHa! That's cute. :)
ReplyDeletecute limerick
ReplyDeletequick heat quick art
You've done it again!
ReplyDeletefun limerick!
ReplyDeleteOh this is such a cute tale of such a happy bunch!
ReplyDeletelol...best to go to the loo now..because no telling what the stew might do to you...smiles.
ReplyDeleteNature has a way of call at inopportune moments! :)
ReplyDelete"Under Pressure" , as David Bowie liked to sing !
ReplyDeleteForget about the romance of impressionist art..... let's just cut to the chase..... the discomfort of the model in the middle!! Delightful, Frances! Thank you for sharing. =D
ReplyDeleteWhoever the little tyke is, he is adorable! Great little limerick too.
ReplyDeleteDelightful. Absolutely love it! Bootiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone, I just wish I could write the serious, thoughtful poems that other Magpie followers (eg Yvonne) manage. But I'm just not clever enough.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, over here, Mother's Day was in March!
My daughter was always stuck between two brothers...
ReplyDeleteI think that you undersell yourself Frances. Your wit is clever and amusing and apt.
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