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I'd Rather Not Be a Party to It
If you see me disappearing, you will know the time is nearing
For our four-year-old to have his birthday party;
I remember all too clearly that last year we very nearly
Lost our minds and, while I love the little fellow just as dearly,
I am simply not that hale and not that hearty.
We'll be eaten into debt by the kindergarten set,
And the rug will take the beating of its life;
Drop the Handkerchief, though tame, can and will become a game
Where the hankie is forgotten and the object is to maim
' Those not smart enough to hide behind my wife.
When the whole affair is done and the place looks like Bull Run;
We will, pioneer-like, build the house again;
We'll emerge, I guess, alive and our Junior will arrive,
Having added just one annum, at the happy age of five
While my wife and I will each have added ten!
Dicfc Emmons
The five-year-old had just been vac
cinated and the nurse was preparing a
small bandage for the sore arm.
"Put it on the other arm, will ya?"
the youngster asked.
"But I loant to put it over the sore"
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kids in my neighborhood!"
One gratifying thing about middle
age is that it always starts a few years
earlier for the other fellow.
Pep Mealiffe
CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTS
An old salt was spinning a tale about being shipwrecked on a desert
island. "Yep, there I was without a bit of food. And it was two years before
a ship showed up to rescue me!"
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A testy old lawyer took a case involving
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No Burning Desire
Among the passions I do not claim
Is one for desserts served up aflame.
I leave them to gustatory highbrows
And cleave to my simple tastes
and eyebrows
Georgte Sfarbucfc Galbratth,
Family Weekly, Augutt 16, 159
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