WHEN I WERE YOUNG
‘When I were young we kept the key
dangling on a piece of string
I’d reach in through the letter flap
and grab the dangling key therein’
Said Jim
‘When I were young I kept a key
around my neck upon a string
and every night when I got home
I’d use the key to enter in’
Said Fin.
‘When I were young we had no lock
we had no key nor phone
and if a burglar came indoors
we’d ask him for a loan’
Said Sean.
‘When I were young we were so poor
we didn’t even have a door’
Said I
- Author: Michael Edwards ( Offline)
- Published: July 3rd, 2019 01:08
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Thank you Michael - I am still laughing as I write these words.
https://youtu.be/VAdlkunflRs
Thanks Andy - love the clip as well.
and we all lived in the bottom of a lake in a paper bag.. he smiled knowingly..... Aye.. them were the days......... Great stuff here our Michael..... Neville
Them were the days indeed - recalling only yesterday how our Doctor worked on his own from his own house. His front room was his waiting room and there was no such thing as getting an appointment - you simply went along.
tis a crying shame & they call it progress....
When I was young, they gave me a key, but took the door away.
Really enjoyable piece
And used the door to bridge the moat - thanks kindly Suresh.
A fine write and pic M. It reminds me - are we meeting Dora Berles for lunch?.
Yes - and Eddy Berles
There's millions of these Berles. They pop up everywhere! You got that door put on your house yet?
Good Morning UNCLE MIKE : Angela here 9pm and all is well ! Thanks for the Tale of Three Keys and no Door ! I was born in 1988 in an affluent Family so I have never known Poverty but I have felt it in Mexico & S America & Africa. We support Christian Aid ! Love the Village Scene very nostalgic. Please visit *A QUESTION OF SPORT* Thanks !
Blessings to YOU & YOURS
Yours ANGELA & BRIAN 🧡🧡🧡🧡
When i wo' young, on a cold night me dad would suck a peppermint and we'd all sit round his tongue to get warm
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