First off, it stinks.
And there are so many layers,
no wonder nothing gets done.
Or undone.
Christopher T. George
I am featured poet this week at Here and Now, Winter on the South Frontier, Friday, January 22, 2010.
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First off, it stinks.
And there are so many layers,
no wonder nothing gets done.
Or undone.
Christopher T. George
I am featured poet this week at Here and Now, Winter on the South Frontier, Friday, January 22, 2010.
ha,ha, I like that Chris :handclap: :) .. and for those reasons I don't like onions !
Thanks, Lindy. :)
Chris
Well done Chris :PDT_Aliboronz_24:
You know your onions! [an expression of UK origin, not sure whether it's used in the US?]
ONION: from about 1130AD - formed from the Anglo-Fr. word "Union" [meaning the joining of things] and from O.Fr. word "Oignon" from L. Unionem (nom. unio), colloquial rustic Roman for "a kind of onion".
Now, you really do know your onions!
Thank you, dazza. I didn't know that information about the onion so it's great to learn it.
C
Nice one Chris. Did it go well?
"Dear Old Guy"
Thanks Chris, brought a few childhood memories back.
I love them fried.j
Sure made me eyes water!! :handclap:
Ha ha, thanks, Steve.
Chris