For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for July 11, 2012

…had a farm…

E-I-E-I oh, boy (admiring the ceiling)

The way Liz is always holding that floppy-eared bunny is so cute.

Old McDonald is the farm for Elizabeth.

Now that’s going through my mind, darn it. with a moo moo here…

Mu’u mu’u is the shapeless dress. Mumu is a parasitic worm. The ’ is a glottal stop, most use an apostrophe because few fonts have a hamza.

About ten years ago, the Rams held practice sessions at WIU in Macomb, Illinois. A TV interview with one of the thousands that came from St. Louis to watch the game went as follows:The game was great, but the trip up and back was boring – nothing but corn fields!Well, within the next year we’re going to see just how “boring” corn is – with a shortage for ethanol (gasoline) corn syrup (sweeteners) corn flakes, etc.

Here a moo, there a moo, everywhere a moo moo! ♪♫

Not to mention a “quack, quack” here . . . a “quack, quack” there . . . here a “quack”, there a “quack” . . . everywhere a “quack, quack”!!!!!

;-)

♫♪♫♪I go me a fine life! Got me an old fiddle!The sun’s comin’ up,there’s cakes on the griddle!Life is much like a funny, funny riddle!Thank God I’m a country boy!♫♪♫♪♫♪

By John Denver-’75.

My grandparents had a farm, the song was in honour of them :)