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Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Weird Kid Rhymes

I was a weird kid. I must've been. Look at these Rhythms Rhymes I wrote at age 12.


P.S. Sorry I was away for a bit, fighting with my computer.
      I've missed you and hope it's been a good week. xo

33 comments:

  1. That is awesome!!!

    And it is a great week now that you are back.

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  2. I think it's neat that you still have stuff like that!

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  3. These are great! What made you think of refried beans at that age? Love it!

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  4. Enjoyable lines...why did you stop writing??proof that humour and creativity stalk the young.... :)

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  5. hilarious! how cool that you still have this!

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  6. I'm very impressed. You knew that a boy's pants might fall down if he ran up a hill. I'm sure you could have had a career in men's fashion.

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  7. I Love it! ANY PICS?????

    He said leeringly...

    Great stuff...

    LOVE ya Tons!

    LYMI,

    J

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  8. awesome wow you keep the things that you have written as a kid...that's pretty precious right there!

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  9. So funny! I'm amazed you still have anything from when you were young - I remember throwing out heaps of my writing years ago...

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  10. Refried beans? Break out the nachos!

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  11. Cute poems! It's great that you still have them! I'd love to dig out some of my old stuff. Except I think most of it is lost to time. And the trashcan.

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  12. Fantastic comics! See? The talent was there. Incredibly, I still have a collection of stories I wrote back in the 70s (no, my characters didn't all wear platform shoes and polyester slacks). Plus, I have my 1st grade primer (no, it wasn't on a couple pieces of stone). What's more, I STILL have all my teeth.

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  13. "Jock" and "pants falling down"

    What kind of TV were you watching in those days?????

    Hehehehehehe

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  14. Fabulous! Although I'm pretty sure that at 12 I had no idea what a refried bean was.

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  15. OMG, Robyn you rocked at 12. I am sure I would have wanted to be your friend!
    Isn't is so fun to look back! I found a journal from when I was 11. It was me mostly calling a certain friend a brat, lol ( she was too)
    Hope you have a wonderful day!
    Lots of love
    gi gi

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  16. How amazing that you still have your writing from when you were a kid. That would have been lost forever. I have nothing like that and I bet I wrote some gripping (not) stuff. Aren't kids minds weird!

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  17. All I know is - I wouldn't have wanted to be behind Mother Hubbard after she ate all those beans !

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  18. A poet and an artist! You're amazing!

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  19. Thank you, dear people. I am glad I thought to keep a few notebooks/albums from ancient times. Still, I can picture some of my art that was pretty darn good (better than I can do now) but ended up as landfill or something.

    It is fun looking back.

    Gigi, I called my friends much worse things than "brat" in my diary (just not to their faces, as they probably deserved).

    Keetha, it was probably due to the effects of HR PuffnStuff.

    I don't know why I was obsessed with refried beans. But kids have always been fixated on (sorry to say) passing gas. "Beans, beans, they're good for your heart. The more you eat, the more you..." I guess I'd just learned that one around age 12.

    Be well, friends.
    xoRobyn

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  20. Beans are also a magical fruit. The more you eat 'em, the more you...well, you get the idea.

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  21. Isn't it odd to go back and see all those foriegn looking scribbles? I'm always amazed at how much I have forgotten. funny post! Blessings, Joanne

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  22. Right now I am justing wishing I had been 12 in 1978! Nice works of literature though Robyn.

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  23. That Jack needs to invest in a belt so Jill doesn't laugh at his penis size anymore.

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  24. lol! Hilarious... funny girl..

    ah 1978.. remember it well.. Grease, Battlestar Galactica, winning the school swimming championships... my last year of primary school before the misery of secondary..

    sigh...

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  25. YOU are HILARIOUS!

    Giggling over here... Looks like Paradise agrees with you!

    Lisa
    xoxox

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  26. Robyn, this is soooooooooo funny! I'll bet you had everyone in stitches when you were a kid. I'm glad you kept this. xo

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  27. I love these sneak peaks into your sense of humor as a child. I wish I would have kept mine. This one's great.

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  28. Thanks, everyone. I was a serious kid. Seriously. Guess I unleashed with pen in hand. Some things don't change too much.
    Happy weekend.
    xoRobyn

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  29. Wow, I didn't think The Gap Band's lyrics could ever be dominated.

    "Jack and Jill went up the hill to have a little fun
    Stupid Jill forgot her pill and now they got a son"

    Your Jack and Jill poem has dominated The Gap Band.

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  30. Refried beans! LOVE IT!! A girl after my own heart! (No, I didn't fart.)

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  31. Lol. That reminds me of my old rhymes. :)

    p.s. I like your new header. :)

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