There once was a game called twisterThat I would play for hours with my sister
We would contort our limbs about
Turning this way and inside out
Until all of our joints had blisters
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Tuesday, January 04, 2011
The Games We Play- Magpie 47
There once was a game called twister27 comments:
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Oh I love this take on the photo. It's a great memory.
ReplyDeleteI remember that party game - the piece does look like more unnatural poses
ReplyDeleteLove your game! Seems so logical now that you put it this way..
ReplyDeleteVery clever take on the prompt. I remember that game!
ReplyDeleteThere once was a game called twister
ReplyDeleteThat I would play for hours with my sister...
reading your words is a joy,
I smiled at your work.
well done, keep it up.
And what a great photo you found to add to the contortions...
ReplyDeleteFun Magpie, I was playing Twister with my kids over Christmas, the muscles still ache!
ReplyDeletenice image
ReplyDeleteit reminds my childhood wrestlings with my sister.
Ha! Love it.
ReplyDeleteouch!
ReplyDeleteblisters are surely a little beyond the call of duty.
Great fun.
My children loved to play Twister! Coming to look at your new blog now.
ReplyDeleteI like the levity in this one! It does look like Twister!
ReplyDeleteDelightful. Thank you for making me smile.
ReplyDeleteGood on!
ReplyDeleteI like the rhyme in this, Kathe. Nice take on the prompt.
ReplyDeleteKathew,
ReplyDeleteIt does remind me of twister now that you mention it... and so cleverly penned to boot!
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That was a sweet limerick. Thank you for the kind words about my mother. She was also 65, she died on the 18th of December two days before her birthday. I am still in shock and trying to cope. I miss her terribly.
ReplyDeleteLoved that game! Thanks for the smiles and prompting the memories.
ReplyDeleteHa ha--what a great, er, "twist." (I loved that game; we played it for hours, too)
ReplyDeletegreat use of the prompt!
ReplyDeletehahahhah.. sweet!!
ReplyDeleteI wonder who came out "successful"!! :))
Yest that does remind me of the game Twister too now that you've written that~
ReplyDeleteI'm too old to twist anything but words!
ReplyDeleteYou certainly ended upin rather a muddle! I hope you all un-twisted later.
ReplyDeleteI was the best spectator of that game!
ReplyDeleteYou saw through the prompt to something very funny.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely take on the prompt. Very clever.
ReplyDeleteWhen I read 'twister' I immediately thought of all the other things I could have come up with including 'contortionist'!!