DUH - in Ireland, in March
I did the laundry yesterday,
in Ireland, in March
I hoped the clouds would go away,
in Ireland, in March
I hung my laundry on the line,
in Ireland, in March
With the sun and breeze, thought I'd be fine,
in Ireland, in March
I watched the weather like a hawk,
in Ireland, in March
But in fifteen minutes I had a shock,
in Ireland, in March
The rain began to fall from the sky,
in Ireland, in March
No way my laundry would get dry,
in Ireland, in March
I dashed outside, bare feet and all,
in Ireland, in March
Hammered by the rain that started to fall,
in Ireland, in March
I quickly took everything down,
in Ireland, in March
Then ran inside with a dripping frown,
in Ireland, in March
Off to the dryer, so long eco-friendly,
in Ireland, in March
I may have tried but the weather beat me,
in Ireland, in March
Ah, that resignation tinged with exasperation, you might as well put in for citizenship we've got you now. In 15 years time you'll be telling your daughters they will not be going out in that tiny skirt even though it will be mid shin. You'll be able to blackmail them with that resignation and exasperation in one sigh. :-)
ReplyDeleteWell done, young lady. Very cute.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
Then have a beer on St. Patrick's Day
ReplyDeletein Ireland in March.
Nice effort maggie. Keep it up. You may have a budding future? :-) - Dave
ReplyDeleteA dripping frown... haha. But you love Ireland, don't you, Padded Cell Princess? ;)
ReplyDeleteThat's what inside lines are for!
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