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An A- Z of rhyme (Part 2)

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**chrispy**

**chrispy** Report 27 Jan 2006 15:28

Knowing my dog loves a walk down the lane means I am just off to brave the rain. Lots of you know just how cold you can feel but when you love your dog, its no big deal!

**chrispy**

**chrispy** Report 27 Jan 2006 16:40

Mind you, my dog looked at me and said 'mum! have you gone crazy?' Now we are back and he has rolled on the floor! The carpet is grubby but he is dry once more!

DorothyG

DorothyG Report 27 Jan 2006 17:20

Oh, no, not for me those romps with the dog I'm afraid have never liked walking much it has to be said! Prefer to stroll down a beach, paddling in the sea But sadly at present I live well inland you see Quite like to do that when on holiday but not in the rain, snow or chill, not any day Really like cats, tho dogs are quie nice, except they bring pressies of birdies and mice!

**chrispy**

**chrispy** Report 27 Jan 2006 17:31

So nice to hear from you Dorothy G. I love cats but can't have one you see The road outside has people who speed. its a terrible road, a nightmare indeed!

ButtercupFields

ButtercupFields Report 27 Jan 2006 17:34

Used to have a cat called Monday she lived for 22 years Very sad I really was when she died I shed loads of tears....

DorothyG

DorothyG Report 27 Jan 2006 20:31

Well, my cat is now nineteen - going on three she doesn't realise she's elderly Xceptionally fit and bright eyed for all that but had diagnosis a severe murmur of the heart You'd never know, just to look at her when she's contented you can hear her purr! Zooms here and there as happy as a kitten but one day soon I guess she'll be smitten (I try not to think of that)

Unknown

Unknown Report 27 Jan 2006 20:51

All this talk of cats makes me quite sad for once a lovely Siamese I had But when we moved we left him with a friend and my broken heart did never mend Chairman Mao was the name we gave that cat it was the noise he made that made us choose that Don't let us dwell on times that are sad just think of the good times we have had

**chrispy**

**chrispy** Report 27 Jan 2006 21:47

Exactly BC, when my cat died, I cried and cried and cried and cried. For that cat was fine beyond belief and still my life is touched with grief. Getting morbid, this won't do. I needed to share that thought with you.

Nolls from Harrogate

Nolls from Harrogate Report 27 Jan 2006 21:56

Hooo! my three old cats went one by one and now the house is quiet with none

TheBlackKnight

TheBlackKnight Report 27 Jan 2006 22:00

Here i sit on Dee's thread but think i need to be fed. In GR we all do gather Tilking to one another. Just incase we find an ancestor could be Father Mother or Brother

**chrispy**

**chrispy** Report 27 Jan 2006 22:04

Keep asking everyone around but my William P. has gone aground. Lovely to see Ron has come back, glad he has not lost the rhyming knack!

DorothyG

DorothyG Report 27 Jan 2006 22:09

Kitty cat named Mr Blue he loved me, and he'd love you Loving cats as I do, when each one goes another one I have to choose My preference is for Burmese, but any sort will do short, fat, thin, white, black, tabby - and Blue Nothing like a cat in my book, to keep you company You can have the dogs and hamsters, but it is the cat for me.

TheBlackKnight

TheBlackKnight Report 27 Jan 2006 22:17

Real nice to see you Chrispy You sound real kind of Cherpy Seeing you on here today Makes me just want to stay. To the others it's to bad Cos staying is this good lad.

**chrispy**

**chrispy** Report 27 Jan 2006 22:20

Undoubtably pleased to see you stay, your kind words have cheered my day.

TheBlackKnight

TheBlackKnight Report 27 Jan 2006 22:41

Very good to see a cheer Now make a cuppa that a dear We all do our very best. Others put us to the test Xmas it has come and gone A new year will be done Your soon reach the end of this But will their be any Gift Zero letters left to do Just time left to say boo hoo

Unknown

Unknown Report 27 Jan 2006 22:49

Very quickly I'll pop on here good to see so much good cheer We're pleased to see that Ron is here he's had no food, oh dear, oh dear Xpect I could rustle up some food but maybe he's not in the mood You must agree I'm not the best of cooks (perhaps I should buy some cookery books) Zipping off soon, it's getting late be back in the morning to see my mate

**chrispy**

**chrispy** Report 27 Jan 2006 22:50

Ah ha! Ron but you see, we start again with A keep going through the alphabet, that's the way!

Unknown

Unknown Report 27 Jan 2006 22:54

Beware of typing at the same time it often happens on this rhyme ;-))

**chrispy**

**chrispy** Report 27 Jan 2006 22:57

Cooking is easy dear Dee, just put in a pizza for tea!

Unknown

Unknown Report 27 Jan 2006 23:00

Drat, Chrispy, why didn't I think of that I was too busy on here, having a chat