BOSTON GTG, 2007--reservations
Aug 16th, 2007, 05:07 PM
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BOSTON GTG, 2007--reservations
hi all..
its that time again....the N.E. (new england) group will gather at The Hotel @ MIT, 20 Sidney St, Cambridge, MA at 11 AM on October 13, 2007...
As usual we expect visitors from far and wide, i.e. Gemrany and Hawaii...
Lunch (buffet brunch) will commence about 1PM
Dinner at a local Thai restaurant is at 7PM..
ALL ARE WELCOME..
express your interest to Bob at
[email protected]
luncheon cost is $22.
seperate e-mails have been sent to those who expressed interest earlier...
WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU...
BOB AND ANDY
its that time again....the N.E. (new england) group will gather at The Hotel @ MIT, 20 Sidney St, Cambridge, MA at 11 AM on October 13, 2007...
As usual we expect visitors from far and wide, i.e. Gemrany and Hawaii...
Lunch (buffet brunch) will commence about 1PM
Dinner at a local Thai restaurant is at 7PM..
ALL ARE WELCOME..
express your interest to Bob at
[email protected]
luncheon cost is $22.
seperate e-mails have been sent to those who expressed interest earlier...
WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU...
BOB AND ANDY
Aug 17th, 2007, 07:14 AM
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We all know a panda named Andy,
Whose travel advice is just dandy.
He journies afar
As a fodorite star.
With his tight little Speedo kept handy.
And then there's dear Bob from Needham,
Whom some might think pandas mistreat 'im.
It's all done in jest
When put to the test,
They're really good friends. You can't beat 'em!
Whose travel advice is just dandy.
He journies afar
As a fodorite star.
With his tight little Speedo kept handy.
And then there's dear Bob from Needham,
Whom some might think pandas mistreat 'im.
It's all done in jest
When put to the test,
They're really good friends. You can't beat 'em!
Aug 17th, 2007, 09:38 AM
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Thanks everyone, glad you liked my rhymes. I'm a poet... but don't know it... (you know the rest)
Andy..... didn't any of your teachers teach you about the number of syllabols per line that are needed for writing TRUE limericks?? lol
Thanks for the laugh!
Looking forward to more bantering in October...
Carol
Andy..... didn't any of your teachers teach you about the number of syllabols per line that are needed for writing TRUE limericks?? lol
Thanks for the laugh!
Looking forward to more bantering in October...
Carol
Aug 17th, 2007, 10:54 AM
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Carol-I'm well aware of the "normal" constraints on Limericks. I refer you to the literary device known as poetic license. But here you go:
Corrected in writing by a teacher
Makes me feel like illiterate creature.
But I can ignore
A lowly test score
And await with great thrill your next feature.
Corrected in writing by a teacher
Makes me feel like illiterate creature.
But I can ignore
A lowly test score
And await with great thrill your next feature.
Aug 17th, 2007, 12:04 PM
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Much better, Andy. I can even read it with the usual lilt of a limerick. Keep up the good work. Your lowly test scores are showing some improvement. I'm working on another one myself. Have we hijacked this thread? Who else is coming to the BOS GTG?
