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One of my fave photos! |
We don't know how long we will have door-to-door mail service, and we must embrace it while we can! Keep it in our memories our Canadian history: rain, snow, sleet or hail!
I used the poetry style: AABA, BBCB, etc. I forget what it is called! It's a good little mental workout.
Josephine
JosephineIt's Hallowe'en
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Foam play, selfie! |
We've ever seen
You are a pearl
You tilt and whirl
Never undone
Blonde hair: curl

You've been much fun
Since I've begun
Your big, sweet smile
You're our loved one
We'd run a mile
And jump a stile
You have no fear
On land or isle
Your sister dear
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Bug cake! |
Says you are fun
But that is clear!
Isabelle
Tough as nailsYou tell some tales

There are no wails
You are a doll
On grass we sprawl
To talk of bugs
Both big and small
You give great hugs
Expression: mugs
Your face is sweet
Heart strings tugs

You are quite neat
Not so discreet
"It's a mess"
You do not cheat!
You do us bless
I must confess
When you come visit
Much love: profess.
The joy they bring to you both is obvious in words and pictures.
ReplyDeleteI bet they are thrilled to get mail in their own private mailbox!!!
ReplyDeleteI know my Mom likes to get mail in her box, too!
Awww - such lovely words and shots.
ReplyDeleteLovely mail, in their own special letter box, and a super poem style, the first time I have heard of AAbA,BBcB and so on, you are so loving, and very thoughtful to give the girls this treat. Hugs to you both, Jean,
ReplyDeleteAwww what a sweet thing to do. I am so ready for grands.. my son's are not even close though. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, sweet post! Grandchildren are such precious parts of life!!!
ReplyDeletelovely poems!
ReplyDeletelovely poems!
ReplyDeleteWonderful poems!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure family will look back at these poems with a lot of pleasure.
ReplyDeleteI bet they'll remember the mail and poems for a long time to come. Hate to see home delivery go. - Margy
ReplyDeleteLucky girls -- they will remember their special mail forever! (And, probably, remember and tell their kids about how they used to actually GET paper mail delivered.) Times change.
ReplyDeleteYou are a woman of many talents!