Once Upon A Rhyme

 


The wharf is gone while the giant litterbox remains. Through ups and downs and inside ups and outside downs and joys and pains. The past is still there. It went something like this years upon years ago at my lair.


You see there was a c....wait. What?
This isn't my little rhyming butt.


You see there was a c...wait...wait...wait. Where did these mutts come from?
They don't have a rhyming bum.


You see there was a cat...hmmm a clone.
This blog has gotten glitchy. I'll have to get Google on the phone.


You see there was a...I never asked for a shadow to show.
What next? Humans think they can give this a go?


I had to open my big, rhyming mouth.
This post is really going south.


Okay. Okay. Not so far south we get to hermit land.
Why must the IWSG ask how long I've been making a rhyming stand?

Oh right. It was this that brought this to light.


What? The old badge is here?
At least we are getting back near my rhyming rear.

How long have you been blogging? (Or on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram?) What do you like about it and how has it changed?

Now you know where this started. I'll stray away from saying I farted. We crossed that bridge before. No need for an encore.


What? I said before. I never said we had to cross.
You humans truly are at a loss.


What? I didn't mean jump off the stupid thing.
This human is clearly a ding a ling.


That is right, mutts. Pee in sync.
You just solved the missing link.


Finally. There once was a cat...hold the phone.
That is that there clone.


Maybe I need to find a time travelling boat.
Or some sort of magic goat.


Well I can definitely say that is a cat.
Maybe it will threaten the fakes, the shadow, the mutts, the clone, the tiny humans, and the human dingbat.


Nope. It just went back to the giant litterbox.
Do you think it mocks?


It must mock me.
Took me back to these three by the sea.


Now this one goes to the advertising stuff.
I always wanted to swat him and his fluff.


Yeah. I swatted them and their advertising too.
I even tried to eat their diapers when they had no poo.


We are getting closer. The clone is small.
It wasn't a mouser and chased me down the hall.


Kind of like that.
Two on one? Still bet on the cat.


You can tilt your heads all you like.
That cat made you take a hike.


See? The cat won the day.
Sun shining and all that at play.


Finally. There once was a cat.
Even if the clone is in that.


I chewed some TP and rhymed a bit.
I never cared if you had anything to wipe your umm...shit.


It all started here.
High on a perch with my little rhyming rear.


And the door opened to many an adventure, new task, book, rhyme, and friend along the way.
Over three thousand blog posts with always something to say.

The door stays open even though blogging isn't as big as it once was.
Twitter and Instagram and Farcebook took all that buzz.
Or should I say X?
Pfffft. I deleted all that text.

So things have changed and things have been done.
But through it all I can still poke fun.


Nope. Never poked a mutt's belly or thingy.
I'll leave that to some other majiggy.
I cheat rhyme too.
What you gonna do?


Human even met up with friends in the real world from the blog.
All because the cat decided to be a glory hog.


Pssst. I swiped this again from Fundy Blue's blog show. I don't think she'll mind a second swipe though. Afterall, it still has a certain person's mug in it. But no cat to make it a true hit.

July 28, 2023
© M. Louise (MacBeath) Barbour/Fundy Blue
All Rights Reserved


And just in case you like to scroll with the attention span of a gnat.
Here are some that you saw, or not, in all of that.


And years later here we are.
Thirteen or so I think so far.
My eye ever on this and that or that and this.
Maybe I rhyme. Maybe I hiss.
But through it all there always came some sass.
What else would you expect from a little rhyming ass.

Enjoy life. Push through the strife.

15 comments:

  1. What a trip down memory lane. Sad Cassie and Orlin are gone, but many new faces.

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    1. Yeah, sure been here a while with many a memory indeed. New faces keep a showing after crummy cancer for Cass and orlin.

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  2. a great post today from you pat,
    seeing a bit of this N some oh that
    nice to see the cats and the pups too,
    HOLE LEE crap, the kids ..look how they GREW !
    :) ♥♥

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    1. This, that, and the other thing indeed. Sprouted on up they did.

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  3. This made me smile and it's been a while ( notice I rhymed) haha...so many great memories and I love the the one where the fool jumped in the water. haha...I miss Orlin and Cassie....

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    1. Haha the fool has no shame or fear, so in he jumped last summer. 3 times haha They were great kitties indeed.

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  4. Hey Pat, The kiddos sure are growing. And who are the current kitties? So cool that you got to hook up with Fundy Blue.

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    1. That they are indeed. River and Meadow are the current kitties.

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  5. Aww very cute pictures. I love seeing the pictures of where you live, it makes for a nice walk I'm sure.

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    1. Yeah, there are some very nice spots to walk indeed. When there is no rain and snow

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  6. This post is full of all kinds of happy!! Makes me want to get another cat. Thanks for that, Pat (there's my rhyme for the day). :) As you might remember, our cat is the very first cat I've ever owned. I've heard if you bring another in the house you have to keep them apart for a few days in different rooms. I was wondering though, is that true if we bring home a kitten for our old girl?

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    1. All kinds over the years has occurred. That all depends on how accepting your old girl is. Of she doesn't mind then once the kitten knows where food and litter is and had a little bit of time to adjust, let them run free. But if she isn't too happy best to introduce slow and let them sniff each other's scent from behind closed doors and the introduce gradually in spurts here and there. I've never had a problem and had to keep any locked up for more than a few hours to adjust. Meadow walked right in the house with older ca5s like she was always there, even with the dogs. 0 time to adjust. River took a few hours. Cass begrudgingly accepted orlin was there after a day but didn't truly accept him for 6 months. So all comes back to the cat. The other 18 all had their quirks too that we've had, but 0 issues with any of then introducing as long as took into account their attitude toward other cats and dogs.

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  7. Your nephews are sure getting big! Love the mutts. We've been blogging a long time. My kids were about 5 years old when I started. Now my daughter is getting her Masters degree and my son is in the Navy. Sure makes you feel old doesn't it? LOL!

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    1. Lmao yep, makes you feel old indeed. Remember when it was just stories of their antics. Great they are doing well.

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