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Multi Tasking

“No! You sit down and have a rest

In your socks, your shorts and vest;

I’ll wash the pots, the pans and plates

And put the bottles in their crates.

I know so much on you depends,

You have to have fun with your friends.

There’s oh so much for you to do;

After all, you carve the turkey too!

I’ll put the breakfast in the pan

And clean the windows, if I can!

No! Don’t move; don’t even budge,

Just you stuff your face with fudge!

I know it is a vital task

To entertain the friends you ask;

You keep them jolly, make them smile,

I think it’s right you rest a while!

Just raise your feet, I’ll Hoover under;

It’s not surprising and no wonder

That you’re tired and feeling poorly

Life has always dealt you cruelly.

You should have stayed all day in bed;

Especially with that banging-head!”

“You know I can’t, I wish I could

To make an efforts in my blood;

I’ll force myself, there’s a bus to catch,

I’ve got to go and see the match!”

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Oct 4, 2011
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