you know what that means by now.
I try poetry again, if I may.
You get through it . . . somehow.
Surely you know how goes,
our group on a theme decided.
Using one keeps us on our toes,
Bye Bye, Winter's the theme provided.
Bye Bye, Winter
Bye bye, winter, adios.
Surely won't miss you.
Take the snow and go away,
winds and ice go too.
Bye bye, winter, ciao to you.
I need longer days.
Done with night in the afternoon,
and skies not blues but greys.
Bye bye, winter, arrivederci.
Tired of coats and boots.
And I swear I might just die,
waiting to bake with seasonal fruits.
Blueberry Cookies and Cream Dessert
Bye bye, winter, sionara.
Don't let the door hit you in the ass.
What I wouldn't give right now,
just to see the growing grass.
Bye bye, winter, au revoir.
Can't wait for open windows.
I'll even put up with allergies,
to smell flowers: lilacs, a rose.
Bye bye, winter, auf weidersehen.
Can't wait for neighborhood walks.
And every Spring look forward to,
visiting deer, turkeys and hawks.
Bye bye, winter, toodle loo.
Spring comes in just a week.
So pack your bags, be on your way,
hello sunshine, goodbye bleak.
Bye bye, winter, I say shalom.
But sure don't wish you well.
Overstayed your welcome here,
you can just go to . . . ahem . . . Carmel.
Before you go, click on these links to more poetry from some of my friends:
Dawn of Cognitive Script shares So Long to the Cold.
Lydia of Cluttered Genius shares Later, Gator.
Dawn of Cognitive Script shares So Long to the Cold.
Lydia of Cluttered Genius shares Later, Gator.
Blueberry Cookies and Cream Dessert
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Printable Recipe
NOTE: If you use chocolate cookie crumbs in this dessert it will have a muddier look. If you want a prettier look, use vanilla cookie crumbs.
NOTE: If you use chocolate cookie crumbs in this dessert it will have a muddier look. If you want a prettier look, use vanilla cookie crumbs.
Ingredients:
8 oz cream cheese, room temperature
1 cup chocolate or vanilla cookie crumbs
1 box (3 oz) berry blue jello mix8 oz cream cheese, room temperature
1 cup chocolate or vanilla cookie crumbs
1 cup vanilla ice cream, softened
1/2 pint blueberries
1/4 cup chocolate or vanilla cookie crumbs
whipped cream
Directions:
*Beat the cream cheese and 1 cup of the cookie crumbs until smooth. Set aside 6 blueberries for garnish.
*Mix the jello with one cup of boiling water. Stir until dissolved.
*Pour it into the beater with the cream cheese. Add the softened ice cream. Beat, slowly and carefully, until smooth.
*Refrigerate for 45 minutes until it starts to set. Fold in the blueberries and divide into 6 individual dishes. Sprinkle with the remaining cookie crumbs and return to the refrigerator.
*To serve, add a dollop of whipped cream and the a blueberry to each serving.
This made me smile after a really rough morning. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to have brightened your morning a bit, hope the rest of your day goes better.
DeleteHere it is bye bye summer, but summer keeps saying no not going yet and makes a come back then goes away again
ReplyDeleteOh, how I want that summer.
DeleteI will die, if I have to wait for blueberry season (they start ripening here in July) to make this!!
ReplyDeleteDon't do that. I get as many as I possibly can in the summer and what I don't use I freeze. I know, I know, so much better fresh but those frozen ones get me through the winter.
DeleteWinter CANNOT get out of here soon enough!
ReplyDeleteWell said.
DeleteSo fun. Our themes are extremely similar. So ready for those open windows!
ReplyDeleteI know, reading yours made me smile.
DeleteWinter seems to truly be bye-bye-ing here! Warmth has returned. The mountains of snow are melting.
ReplyDeleteI echo every letter of this poem!
Yes, it's finally starting to get melty and muddy around here too.
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