‘Twas nineteen hundred and thirty six
When girl twinnies just flat hit the ground
“My gosh” said the Mom on checking them out,
“One seems to look up; the other looks down!”
But later in life all seemed to be fine,
As the Twinnies grew up to each call.
One taught great kids for thirty-six years
The other: piano; then studied the law!
Finally time came to admit to themselves
That AGE was about to begin. . .
What could they do to handle the shock?
Hope to escape just seemed thin.
“I know!” said one twin to the other one’s ear
We’ll go back to the fore as new twins . . .
We’ll bask in the youth that we happily had
With bunnies and brothers and whim!”
When offered a chance to come to the beach,
With fish and fun food and our kin,
We realized the glow that memories gave
And allowed us to start out again
Dearest Kin:
Molly, Bonnie, Michael, Ruthie, Melinda, Hannah, Fred and Dick
Thank you for making our 150 years joyful, fun, memorable and delicious!
Patti and Penny: 150 years old
April 9, 2011
Written by Patti
