Dad jokes amuse me. The last one I heard from my neighbor is that he was on a seafood diet. It made me give a double take, befuddled—for an answer…
Do you have something you need to get off your chest? How about asking Alice to help you sort out your thoughts and help plant you back on solid ground? Hope this helps.
A short, humorous poem with a nesting place in the lovely Masticadores USA. Thank you so much for giving it such lovely nesting place. #masticadoresusa #poetry
A short poem with a nesting place at the lovely Masticadores USA. Thank you so much for having me. #masticadoresusa #poetry
It's my birthday week, friends. I've seen the tiger-zodiac circle 'round five times. How very cool, huh? Methinkso. So, I chose humor & weighty wisdom by Dorothy Parker. She was collateral wonder, like me...
got twittles in my basket stars in the Michelin Guide Basque and I will profit this foodie's satisfied Find out more, join the party & get your twittles on.
Hey, guys. Here I am trying to poke fun with rearranged words. It was the prompt (optional) for day 24. See what you think. Is it funny? Methinkso!
All Rights Reserved © Selma Martin 2021 Folklore inspired by a grasshopper that landed on my head. A red-legged, pale grasshopper, her life’s purpose completed, came to say ‘sayonara’ to me, and I saw beauty in the encounter: how beautiful this cycle accepted with reverence. May we learn more from these fragile creatures whose offspring we'll see in the summer.
Simple pleasures are the last healthy refuge in a complex world." ~Oscar Wilde
All Rights Reserved © Selma Martin 2021 I hope that my friend in Australia and all who read this delight in the silliness of the poem. Happy Spring, Kate. xo
© 2021 selmamartin.com (exclusively) Show me proper courtesy if you wish to reblog this, and ask for written permission to repost. Thank you. Do you have a Halloween poem that you wrote and failed to publish? Then I guess that poem is bullying your shadow. Let's do something about that.
Inspirational and humorous at the same time, this proverb is. Hope you find it a piece of good advice on this beautiful rainy day in May.