The Chair Dominated The Small Room
Maybe I shouldn't have ridden the broom,
All through the house until KABOOM.
Mom's not happy-she sure can fume,
Looks like my afternoon's filled with gloom.
As I stood fearing impending doom,
The chair dominated the small room.
But sit and recharge-I'll be free soon,
Then through the house again I'll ZOOM!
PS-can you tell I raised two sons?
Have a happy day:@)
lol
ReplyDeleteLOVE this!
:)
ZOOM!
Haha! I love this! I could just envision the thinker here! Good job!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Thanks for the smile this Saturday morning. Now I'm going to go running around like I'm riding my broom instead of sweeping with it - No time outs for meeeeeeee.
ReplyDeleteThis is great! Sounds just like my two boys...and my two girls! What fun! Thanks for a great Saturday morning chuckle!
ReplyDeleteIt's great! I can relate to this and raising 2 sons!
ReplyDeleteThis was FUN!
ReplyDeleteThis is quite good and such a creative response to our prompt...peace and blessings
ReplyDeletehahaa....love this, Lynn
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun response! Yes... that dreaded 'time out' chair!
ReplyDeleteSome times I treat 'my' chair like a time out chair.... a time out from life!
I reared two boys as well,and your Centus truly captures little boys!!
ReplyDeleteNicely done! I could feel those two little boys running around your house!! Hope all is well! xxoo
ReplyDeletelol - now that is good!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! xo
ReplyDeleteSo funny and cute too! I really like that timeout chair...too cute!
ReplyDeleteAs the mother of three boys (and one tomboy) of my own, I got a kick out of this.
ReplyDeleteWell done!
=)
My time-out chair is my recliner, and I go there very, very willingly!!!
ReplyDeleteToo funny. And something close to my heart - I have 4 boys and 1 opinionated, stubborn daughter :-)
ReplyDeletecute write
ReplyDeletehaha..very funny and clever!
ReplyDeleteHa ha! I've got 6 of those zoomers. Too many names to remember when you're trying to yell at them.~Ames
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn,
ReplyDeletethis is very cute!
hugs
Sissie
I sat and sat
ReplyDeleteAnd thought and thought
Why can't I behave
Like I ought?
Being good
Is just no fun
Who wants to walk
More fun to run!
Things just seem
To get in my way
So I guess in this chair
I am doomed to stay!
Loved you zooming broom. Don't be sure it is just boys, I am the youngest of 4 girls, and my mom chased us with a broom many a day!
Love it.
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn, yes, any mother of a boy gets your poem! My favorite chair is one my son made in shop class in 7th grade. It doesn't go with anything, and I'm not sure it's safe to sit on, but I would never part with it! Linda
ReplyDeleteLOL! My boys weren't very repentant after time out either ;)
ReplyDeleteNice job! :) And thanks for coming by and visiting my blog earlier.
♥Melody
MerrieMelody.blogspot.com
Fun!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! and yes, I understand - I have a son too and I remember those days well, so ............ much energy!
ReplyDeleteLynn~ I can always count on a smile from you! Enjoy your Sunday :)
ReplyDeleteI also raised two sons, I could so so so relate to your post. Great job!! (While I miss my little boys, I anxiously await becoming a grandma so that I can sit back and laugh).
ReplyDeleteThat is very clever poem. Well done.
ReplyDeleteVery nice poem. :) It helps when you've been there done that. I like your chair find picture too.
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Loved the quirky little poem, and yes, i can tall you've raised two boys - though girls can get just as rambunctious at times!
ReplyDeleteThat was adorable, I loved it!
ReplyDeleteI just finished mine. Had not read any and we have the same theme, although I like yours much better.
ReplyDeleteOh yes...I remember those days!
ReplyDeleteVery funny!
ReplyDeleteAnna
This was so cute! It reminded me of Dr. Seuss!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever girl you are!
Loved this!