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singout @singout (1008) • United States 2 Apr

Did you ever feel like someone was watching you outside your home? Here is a true story set to rhyme of just an experience during my childhood years. "Daddy's Flying Feet" Old Myrick's trailer park was where We spent our...

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singout Thank you for your response Amber. It's funny how your mind holds on to certain scenes in life. I bet I couldn't have been more 8 years old when that occured. Your situation does seem a little sticky when you think about it. I can't imagine knowing who the guy...

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singout @singout (1008) • United States 2 Apr

Did you ever feel like someone was watching you outside your home? Here is a true story set to rhyme of just an experience during my childhood years. "Daddy's Flying Feet" Old Myrick's trailer park was where We spent our...

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singout @singout (1008) • United States 26 Mar

Most people consider frog-legs a delicacy and I dare say it is. Have you ever eaten a delicacy? Five of them come to mind for me: Marinated octopus (Boston), Snails (also Boston), frog-legs, raw conch (marinated In Bloody Mary...

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singout @singout (1008) • United States 24 Mar

Have you ever been fishing when the events turned out great, strange, and badly all during the same trip? This rhymed story was one of those trips. If you had such a fishing trip, how about sharing it with us (no rhyming...

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singout You must have lived near the coast somewhere in order to have remembered a beautiful sight like that when you were little. Thanks for the response @luisadannointed.

25 Mar

singout @singout (1008) • United States 18 Mar 25

Being a poet I tend to create rhymes around my life's experiences. I invite you to challenge yourself and try it out . Here is a rhyme about our family's last Christmas gathering. Anyone out there with some unusual family...

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singout Thank you for your response S. Adleman. I've heard that one of the few words that can't be rhymed is the word "orange". However, I can come close by this phrase: "Would you like an orange or a bowl of porridge".

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singout @singout (1008) • United States 24 Mar

Have you ever been fishing when the events turned out great, strange, and badly all during the same trip? This rhymed story was one of those trips. If you had such a fishing trip, how about sharing it with us (no rhyming...

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singout @singout (1008) • United States 23 Mar

I was proud of my older half-brother, Howard. You might even say I "worshipped the ground he walked on". He was an accomplished baseball 1st baseman. I'm sure many of you had brothers, sisters, or even friends you looked up to....

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singout Thanks for the response Honey143. Being 82 years old now, my memories of him are all I have left. That's why I like to put these memories in a forum that others can enjoy beside myself.

24 Mar

singout @singout (1008) • United States 23 Mar

I was proud of my older half-brother, Howard. You might even say I "worshipped the ground he walked on". He was an accomplished baseball 1st baseman. I'm sure many of you had brothers, sisters, or even friends you looked up to....

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singout @singout (1008) • United States 23 Mar

This rhymed story is the last of my 3 childhood recollections about Pango, our very unusual dog. Surely, there are others out there with fond memories of their pets. If so, share them with us. "Pango's Halloween" Halloween was...

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singout Thank you that response Honey143. The kids went nuts when they saw that cat riding Pango's rump. It wasn't funny at the time but through the years it seems funny when you think about it.

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singout @singout (1008) • United States 23 Mar

This rhymed story is the last of my 3 childhood recollections about Pango, our very unusual dog. Surely, there are others out there with fond memories of their pets. If so, share them with us. "Pango's Halloween" Halloween was...

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singout @singout (1008) • United States 21 Mar 25

I've never found a clear answer to this. Maybe someone can give me a clear answer. (Again set to rhyme) The Missing "Grand" Father/, Grandfather/, Great Grandfather/, Great,Great Grandfather/, and so-on down the...

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singout @porwest to me that sounds about right. Thanks

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singout @singout (1008) • United States 21 Mar 25

When we were kids my sister and I had a very unusual dog named "Pango". Below is one rhymed story about him. Do you have any stories about extraordinary pets? "Pango's Invisible Fence" Now Pango was a mixed breed; a little this...

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singout Yes. We loved him very much and we think of him often. Thanks for the comment @aninditasen.

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singout @singout (1008) • United States 22 Mar

"Pango" became so popular he earned an article in our local newspaper. Read this next rhymed story to find out how. So far we read about a cat who knocks on the door to come in. Any more? "The Four-legged Child" He got up from...

singout @singout (1008) • United States 21 Mar 25

When we were kids my sister and I had a very unusual dog named "Pango". Below is one rhymed story about him. Do you have any stories about extraordinary pets? "Pango's Invisible Fence" Now Pango was a mixed breed; a little this...

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singout Thanks Honey143 for the comment. That cat would have cracked me up too. That's the kind of thing I am looking for in this discussion. Wait till you read the next story about Pango.

21 Mar 25

singout @singout (1008) • United States 21 Mar 25

I've never found a clear answer to this. Maybe someone can give me a clear answer. (Again set to rhyme) The Missing "Grand" Father/, Grandfather/, Great Grandfather/, Great,Great Grandfather/, and so-on down the...

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singout FINALLY!! Somebody who understands my wondering about this. Thanks Honey143. I needed that.

21 Mar 25

singout @singout (1008) • United States 21 Mar 25

When we were kids my sister and I had a very unusual dog named "Pango". Below is one rhymed story about him. Do you have any stories about extraordinary pets? "Pango's Invisible Fence" Now Pango was a mixed breed; a little this...

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singout @singout (1008) • United States 20 Mar 25

This is a true story told to me by my mother (I now share it with you in rhyme) "The Shrimptail Date" My mom was a beautiful woman In her younger days before Dad. The subject of many male interests. A date, any time, could be...

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singout I wish I had been a "fly on the wall" on that date. But at that time I wasn't even a "twinkle in her eye". Thanks for the comment Honey 143.

21 Mar 25

singout @singout (1008) • United States 21 Mar 25

Have you had experiences such as mine as a young child? "The Bouncing Seat" My uncle's motorcycle was a sight for sore eyes As he rode it to our house for Dad to see. He stopped it in the front and then he shut the motor...

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singout As a child, it just seemed like he bounced on the seat as he used the kick lever on the right side of the bike (which i couldn't see). Thanks for the comment Xavier Bage

21 Mar 25

singout @singout (1008) • United States 21 Mar 25

Have you had experiences such as mine as a young child? "The Bouncing Seat" My uncle's motorcycle was a sight for sore eyes As he rode it to our house for Dad to see. He stopped it in the front and then he shut the motor...

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singout @singout (1008) • United States 21 Mar 25

I've never found a clear answer to this. Maybe someone can give me a clear answer. (Again set to rhyme) The Missing "Grand" Father/, Grandfather/, Great Grandfather/, Great,Great Grandfather/, and so-on down the...

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singout It just seems there is missing generation somewhere in there. Thanks for your response Jim Bauer

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