mardi 1 décembre 2015

Help finding old poem

My great-grandmother used to recite a poem to my Grandmother, who is now having difficulties remembering it. Can anyone help me find this poem?

Here is what she can remember.

Mommy and I made a garden,
at least we planted the seeds.
The man with the horse came along first of course,
And did things a good garden needs.

(Then something about someone else making a garden and mommy
Help finding old poem

Black Friday/Cyber Monday, etc. How many of you are spending money?

[SIZE=4]Thus far I have saved tons of money during these huge sales events...by not buying a freaking thing! :lol: But seriously...
The temptation is always there, of course, although now that I am older, most of the time there are far fewer material things I want, and even the impulse to buy a few trinkets is generally way less than it once was. Now it's larger ticket items I have t
Black Friday/Cyber Monday, etc. How many of you are spending money?

Hi People ^_^

Hello :) I am new in this forum . Well , I am Faith . I am fond of literature , and I am a student in third year of Anglo Saxon studies at university . I have the pleasure and happy to be one of the members of this forum guys . Hope we will enjoy exchanging knowledge together :) :* <3 . To tell you , I am an ambitious person and I want to be a historian one day , why not ! .
Hi People ^_^

Novice

Good day people
Am new here needs fruitful friends who I can benefite from and verse varsa

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Novice

Ghosts - The dreadful ending

Reflecting on my own marriage, I have just seen Ghosts in a new light.

The Young Captain Alving and Pastor Manders once had, like youthful Oswald, a full measure of the joy of life. Mrs Alving’s sterile subservience to duty drove the captain to syphilitic adventures and ultimate emptiness. Looking for a better life, the young Mrs Alving flees to Pastor Manders who, like her, puts
Ghosts - The dreadful ending

Aphorism #97 Obtain and preserve a Reputation.

Aphorism #97 Obtain and preserve a Reputation.

It is the usufruct of fame. It is expensive to obtain a reputation, for it only attaches to distinguished abilities, which are as rare as mediocrities are common. Once obtained, it is easily preserved. It confers many an obligation, but it does more. When it is owing to elevated powers or lofty spheres of action, it rises to a kind of veneration and
Aphorism #97 Obtain and preserve a Reputation.

Mixed Signals

There is nothing left to say.
I could tell you about how his eyes
never meet mine and yet I go into his room every day.
I could tell you about my body
leaning against the wall as he
sits in bed
watching The Walking Dead.
I could tell you about the woman
that breaks his hard face
into a smile— rolling onto the pillow/
knocked over from laughing too hard—
and I watch her rub his arm
as
Mixed Signals