Excerpt From 'Cats And Washing Machines Don'T Mix And Other Tales From A Crazed Working Mother' Poem by Rose Falcone
Excerpt From 'Cats And Washing Machines Don'T Mix And Other Tales From A Crazed Working Mother'
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Baby’s crying
Dog is barking
Is someone at the door?
Kitten has fallen
Into the wash
Telephone is ringing
Laundry needed
Boss is calling
Could someone get the door?
Husband gone
His golf game calls
Where are priorities?
I need a break
Where’s the Calgon?
Someone take me AWAY!
Thursday, March 27, 2008
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