Re: Is nothing sacred. Jack & Jill .....the truth

Thank you Mags

Re: Is nothing sacred. Jack & Jill .....the truth

Has Jack & Jill thread had it's day?
Or is there any more to say?

Re: Is nothing sacred. Jack & Jill .....the truth

There could be more - but they did do well,
Its up to them now - only time will tell.....

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They did do well, it was great fun
Reading posts from each & every one

Well, to keep this going I really tried
BUt I think that it has now demised.

Re: Is nothing sacred. Jack & Jill .....the truth

What about little boy Blue blowing his horn? Did he ever wake the boy who looked after the sheep, or get the cows out of the corn, or round up the sheep? Did the poor child turn blue from blowing too hard, is that why they named him boy blue?

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Unfortunately the little boy (also known as 'Blue') was the very horn blower for sheep related mishaps, not to mention cow on corn incidents. Due to his haystack narcolepsy, he often missed stuff.
(But don't tell him, it always ends in tears)

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Of course there was also Little Miss Muffet who liked sitting on tuffets but wasn't willing to share her curds and whey with spiders, which was really mean of her because spiders don't eat more than half a spoonful. I think Miss Muffet is probably responsible for all the arachnophobia in the world, she gained a bad name for spiders.

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Luckily, plucky little Incy Wincy was there to redeem the arachnid image, especially during the wettest year on record