Many Words Rhyme with Purple

This made me smile. I hope that it makes you smile as well. 🙂

Diamond Mike Watson

Many words rhyme with purple
Like durple, turple and magurple
I pour a slurple
Take a glurple
Pardon me, I made a burple

Chicks go chirple
Snakes go sshnurple
My friends are Wurple and Nurple
Ever see a flying flurple?

Hurple, skurple,
To hobble is to hirple
Everyone has made a blurple
(Let’s not forget my Uncle Urple)

Mine and yourpel
His and herpel
It’s time to feed my little gerpel

I am certainly shurple
I love drizzling murple
On delicious hot klurple

Although there is no such word as zurple
Many words rhyme with purple

Copyright 2013 Diamond Mike Watson

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My baby boy is pursuing his dream

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dreams, guitar, music, postaday2013, vocals

http://www.underthegunreview.net/2013/07/15/vanities-post-first-studio-documentary/

I hope that this link worked, I am a very proud maman. Our baby boy is 100% committed to his passion for music and to see him in action is so exciting. It will be an incredible journey and my hubby and I are just happy to be the support system for our son as he walks down his chosen path dedicated to his music.

p.s Our baby boy is the one who sings “look me in the eyes” the first young man is the “screamer” and our son provides the accompanying vocals.

To barter or not

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baked goods, barter system, postaday2013, trade

If the world worked on a barter system, how would you fare? Would you have services to barter? Would you be successful, or would you struggle?

I am going to be tooting my own horn, but I really do think that I would fare very well living within a barter system society. I would be baking and bartering my baked goods for fruits, vegetables and the necessary ingredients to continue baking. I would be bartering my palmier cookies, banana walnut bread, cheesecakes, flans, cream puffs, finanacier cakes, madeleines, canneles cakes and tartes. The beauty of it would be that I wouldn’t have to work the crazy long hours that a traditional bakers does day in and day out. I would be able to tailor my baking to meet my need to rest fairly often. It would also be a very therapeutic form of fulfillment for me, I would actively see how far the value of my work and products go towards supporting my family and I. I see it as therapeutic because there is a lot of joy that goes into baking, all the creativity and the love that blends together to provide others a delectable morsel of goodness, it is wonderful therapy.