with a bargin bin skein of Red Heart "Grande" yarn in linen.
"The real things haven't changed. It is still best to be honest and truthful; to make the most of what we have; to be happy with simple pleasures; and have courage when things go wrong." ~ Laura Ingalls Wilder
Friday, February 20, 2009
Show and Tell Friday
For Kelli's Show and Tell Friday this week I am sharing my favorite book from childhood, Little Mommy. I can still quote many of the pages. ;-) My mom brought me a copy when she recently came for a visit. I would like to share the sweet pictures and words with you today. I hope you enjoy!
written and illustrated by Sharon Kane
a Little Golden Book published in 1967
This is my house and I am the mommy,
My children are Annabell, Betsy and Bonny.
They are good little children and do just as I say.
I put on their coats and they go out to play.
Billy is Daddy; he works in the city.
He has a new car. Isn't it pretty?
I do the dishes and sweep the floor.
And wipe the finger prints off the door.
I wash the clothes in my washing machine.
I scrub them with soap and rinse them clean.
Then I hang them on the line to dry.
I'll have to iron them bye and bye.
a Little Golden Book published in 1967
This is my house and I am the mommy,
My children are Annabell, Betsy and Bonny.
They are good little children and do just as I say.
I put on their coats and they go out to play.
Billy is Daddy; he works in the city.
He has a new car. Isn't it pretty?
I do the dishes and sweep the floor.
And wipe the finger prints off the door.
I wash the clothes in my washing machine.
I scrub them with soap and rinse them clean.
Then I hang them on the line to dry.
I'll have to iron them bye and bye.
They sit in the buggy side by side.
And who can count to ten for me?
Oh dear! I'm afraid Betsy is ill!
I put her to bed and give her a pill.
I'll make some cookies and ginger cake.
We have a party by the cherry tree.
Oh dear! I'm afraid Betsy is ill!
I put her to bed and give her a pill.
I call on the phone for Doctor Dan.
He says he'll come as soon as he can.
He takes her temperature and says, "Don't worry."
"She'll be well as quick as a wink.
It's just the mumbledy bumps, I think."
Put on your bibs and sit up straight!
We're having potatoes and blueberry stew.
Now eat your spinach, it's good for you.
Sit on my lap,
it's story time.
I'll read a poem
and a nursery rhyme.
I scrub their necks and wash their ears.
and sing them a song
And they'll be asleep
before very long.
Good night, dollies, I'm sleepy too.
You can visit Kelli for more Show and Tell Friday. And, please let me know if you remember Little Mommy from your childhood, too! :-)
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