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twisted childhood poems Banned from the Garden!--very long
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Cheryl Isaak wrote:
On 7/21/03 8:51 PM, in article , "Dr. Brat" wrote: Go to sleep you little creep don't you dare make one peep if you do I'll take a shoe and beat you till you're black and blue. Elizabeth (who wonders why nobody will let her babysit anymore LOL) You sound tough enough for my two! I've got that glare that can stop a fussing child at 20 paces... Don't care much for infants, which is why I don't have any kids, but I like toddlers and on up. Mary had a little lamb but now the lamb is dead but he still goes to school with her between two slabs of bread. Elizabeth -- *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~living well is the best revenge~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* The most important thing one woman can do for another is to illuminate and expand her sense of actual possibilities. --Adrienne Rich *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*barnacle-encrusted bitch~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* |
On 7/22/03 12:56 PM,"Dr. Brat" posted:
Cheryl Isaak wrote: On 7/21/03 8:51 PM, in article , "Dr. Brat" wrote: Go to sleep you little creep don't you dare make one peep if you do I'll take a shoe and beat you till you're black and blue. Elizabeth (who wonders why nobody will let her babysit anymore LOL) You sound tough enough for my two! I've got that glare that can stop a fussing child at 20 paces... Don't care much for infants, which is why I don't have any kids, but I like toddlers and on up. Mary had a little lamb but now the lamb is dead but he still goes to school with her between two slabs of bread. Elizabeth LOL - I worked at a summer camp (sleep away) for many years. When the on-duty (OD) guarding certain cabins couldn't get the kids to sleep, or settle down (rest of staff off after 10 pm) they'd come get me. In those days, I was on the admin staff, and ran the riding program - didn't live with a group of kids. Evidently, I was kind of scarey, and had this technique of slamming into the room, glaring, and scaring them into settling down. For the tough cases, usually 12 yr old girls, we'd make them "be a tree". Would have them come out onto the lawn between some cabins, and the girls lodge, and stand there, in night clothes, with arms out - be a tree, and be still. They especially didn't like when the staff coming back from the mini-night off would return, check in at the admin office, and then hang-out on the wall in front of the lodge. Those little girls - not happy about the cute guy counselors seeing them out there being trees. Ah, those were the days. ellice |
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