Sunday, 12 June 2011

Gooserenade - Succinctly Yours

‘Lavender’s blue dilly, dilly,’
‘Who are you calling ‘dilly?’
‘Lavender’s green’
‘No ...’
‘Stop arguing and listen.   When I am king dilly, dilly,
you can be queen’
‘OK’
[140 characters]

Succinctly Yours #12 – A  weekly challenge to respond to the photo, and incorporate a word of the week  in less that 140 characters.    This week’s word was ‘lavender’

12 comments:

  1. Interesting take. I've never really thought of geese as singing. Even nursery rhymes!

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  2. That nursery rhyme came into my mind, too, but I couldn't think how to use it. Well done - very neat:-)

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  3. She likes the idea of being queen, does she? Good take.

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  4. Oh, a great take on the prompt, I love it.
    "Who are you calling Dilly?"
    "You can be queen."
    "OK"
    Made me laugh, and a perfect 140 characters, too.
    — K

    Kay, Alberta, Canada
    An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

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  5. Very creative! I enjoyed this, and laughed when she was so quick to agree to being queen. Cool that you used a nursery rhyme, too...I've not heard it in years.

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  6. Cute - good use of that old song :)

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  7. Thank you ladies for your kind comments - I have to say that the nursery rhyme came to me immediately, otherwise I think I'd've been well and truly stumped with this one.

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  8. I guess he knew how to keep her quiet ;-)

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  9. This is so cute. Thanks for the chuckle. The tune for that song came to mind as I read your story! Now I'll be humming it for the rest of the day.

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  10. I remember that song, although after hearing it sung over and over when my kids were young I'm not that fond of it anymore...LOL!

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  11. Interesting... you are the first one to remember that fun rhyme. Works well with the geese.

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