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[ronaldbizworld]

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Management.

[NicknamedBob]

I won't worry about the noise until the cicadas start warming up.

[Tulsa Brian]

Thanks for reminding me :D

[Monkey Face]

'Night, Irish!

[Monkey Face]

It's nice and hot here...I'm roasty! I LIKE it!

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Told ya last year when I missed the 05/05/05 05:05 that I was going to go for it this year.

[NicknamedBob]

"Told ya last year when I missed the 05/05/05 05:05 that I was going to go for it this year."

Well, okay then! I guess we'll see ya in a year and a month and a day and ... we'll see ya!

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Yep.

Book club just finished. We are going to do Lisa Beamer's book "Let's Roll" this time.

~grin

[Monkey Face]

I remember that! You did it! Congrats!

I like that, too!

[Monkey Face]

'Night all! Going to bed...

[Not A Snowbird]

G'Night, 'Face. I'm off to bible study.

[NicknamedBob]

Danny DeVito used the line, "Let's Roll!" in the movie "Matilda."
(The "Speedboat Salesmen" were after them, and they had to get to the ... airport.)

But it wasn't in the Roald Dahl original book.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

You know I couldn't figure out why I had not read that book as a child. Then I realized that I was in my last year of college when it came out.

[NicknamedBob]

All of the Roald Dahl stories are worth reading.

Quite a few have been made into movies. I kinda like "The Witches" in both forms.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I read Charley and the Chocolate Factory. And I saw the movie about the same time. I don't know why but both creeped me out, although the movie more then the book.

Every person it it seemed to be the kind that any sensible child would run away from screaming.

[NicknamedBob]

I think Roald Dahl tried to conciously emulate the traditional fairy tale.

Thus it was not always a happy ending. The ending for "The Witches" differs between the book and the movie.

And of course you know there are now two movies of "Charley ..."

"James and the Giant Peach" starts in much the same dark mood, but lightens throughout.


I don't think I could do anything like his work. My closest effort so far is mildly amusing, but not particularly instructive.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Folding instruction into amusement is not easy. It takes a very light and deft touch. IMHO Dahl didn't do it but I am probably in the minority.

Your poems though, often leave me with food for thought. Perhaps you are better at it then you think.

[NicknamedBob]

"Your poems though, often leave me with food for thought. Perhaps you are better at it then you think."

Hmmm....

S.A.N.D. ... Summertime, and the living is ... sandy.

Sand gets in the carpet,
Sand gets in your shoes.
Fight to keep the sand out,
I guarantee you’ll lose.

The toddlers in the sandbox,
Teenagers at the beach,
It even gets down in my shorts,
Where it’s rude to even reach.

Where does all the sand come from?
How did we get so much?
It is a longish story,
But it has a pleasant touch.

Find a grain of sand somewhere,
You needn’t look too far.
There may be some left in your shoe,
There’s more out by the car.

Hold that little grain of sand,
Where you can see it close.
I’m going to explain exactly,
How we got this healthy dose.

You’ll see it sparkle as it turns,
Reflecting gleams of light,
But there’s a lighter side as well,
If you’ll hear my fancy flight.

Each single grain of sand is more.
It’s silicon dioxide, Si and then two Os,
Three million billion molecules,
And here’s what they compose.

The silicon has fourteen parts,
That are quite positive,
They’re mated up with neutral ones,
Which has some peace to give.

Twenty-eight bits of whichness,
All mixed up in a what,
And circled round with wonderment,
That’s tied up in a knot.

The Os that hang around it,
Are not just airy moons,
Each has eight bits of fire within,
And eight water balloons.

Sixteen pieces more then,
Of whatness in a where.
And not just in the sand but it’s,
One fifth of all our air.

And out there in the water,
Nine-tenths of all of that,
Though you may get it in your nose,
It’s not for sneezing at.

Every one of these small things,
Was made so long ago,
We think they are forever,
But I must tell you no.

God put these things together,
A blessing is in each.
If you want to count your blessings,
You can start down at the beach.

NicknamedBob . . . . . April 8, 2004

[tuliptree76]

Good evening everyone. I'm just doing a drive-by posting tonight. I hope all is going well in the castle.

And that's a nice poem, Bob. :-)

[Dead Corpse]

Last Post?

[Monkey Face]

Must be.