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No Ordinary Family

They say family lasts forever This saying holds very true Mom, Dad and the rest of the crazy bunch This one is for you As I'm walking through the front door I see mom, spatula in her hand "If I ever catch you in my kitchen again, Ill make you wash the pots and pans!" Little Johnny grins widely at me Mischievously running around the room Its amazing what damage a 4 year old can do With some ketchup and a spoon Next comes dad bustling in "what is this commotion all about?" I cover my eyes, fearing the worst As a perfect "o" is made by his mouth Instead of the torrent of cursing Comes a deep and jovial sound Dad begins to clap and laugh As little Johnny still runs around Jenna comes sprinting into the room Facial mask and hair all curled up I swear she could have scared the dead With that "organic" facial muck As our crazy clan gather in the lounge Just waiting for the setting sun We all begin to laugh out loud Thursday games night has finally begun
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