Thursday, August 1, 2013

Hey Lady, Leidi-lo

Aw Marion, thanks! That was awesome! Great first Leidi! But unfortunately the last two lines don't rhyme! ;)  

Here are some suggestions for helping with that common mistake:

A new flag flys on Dunning's Creek

To remind us of days when fog was thick

And skimboarding cousins moved so slick
And one phoned in who writes comics
And agents changed rental dates... What a dirty trick!

Of scarcely a bug, and not one tick
And hardly any one got sick
 

No jellyficks,
or shark atticks
 

And the Carrolls! With their Curragh!
And a guitar! And a guitar-pick!

And a dinner, with the Gipper! But no bronze bust of Tricky Dick

The flag above our Dunning's Creek
Reminds of a week flew by too quick
Like Ned's life when he saw his Lotto tick!


("Big" Dan? Now who thought that nickname would stick?)

With our family, Marion just clicks
Like Christmas presents and Old St. Nicks
Or Candy Kitchen, just for kicks
Or "bonfire" flame and candle wicks 
Frogs and stairs, and family beatniks
Or family eye doctors and booger flicks
Or melting cones and clean-up licks 
Or Incle John and something to fix

She once pronounced it "Dunnings Creek" 
Last week- some may want to freak
Or make a sandy-baby shriek!
It's an all-too common mystique to meek.

Dear Marion, it's Dunnings Creek 
Why'd you ask if I is a hick?

The flag that flys over Dunning's Creek
Is a gift from Marion-- a super cool chick!

Hey Leidi, leidi-lo.

1 comment:

  1. A note on Curragh

    It is Curragh
    Let that name stick

    You can say Curr-aff
    But some will laugh

    Or say Curr-ock
    And they will mock

    And say Curr-off
    And hear them scoff

    And probably the most populous
    Way to say that word is this: Cure-ahh
    I'd be obliged to reply that you're uhh
    still way off. It's called Curragh
    Let that name stick
    You can sign it in blood with a pin prick
    or just in ink using a free bic

    But it will not change that boat with sticks
    Curragh! Curragh! Curragh!

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