That's very clever and very funny!

LOL!

Excellent!

Yes, but some people may wonder what you're talking about.

Perfect.

Love it.

Brilliant! Very funny, Pal!

that made me nostalgic)) we had this poem when I was little..so tried to translate it now lol.

if we'd scoop up

a bit of the Black sea with the laddle

a bit of the White Sea with the cup,

add the Red Sea with a bucket,

and the Yellow Sea with a spoon-

we'd get a very colorful sea,

so beautiful, we will just swoon

Hmmmmm, I can only envision Campbell Red or Progresso Blue for that soupcan of color, not any other easily passe colors!

LOL Janie

I prefer a soupçon.

Your thread speaks directly to your name. I got it.

And Pal, that is why I married my husband-- he would recite the jabberwocky

Perfection :)

Est brilgum: tovi slimici

in wabo tererotitant.

Brogovi sunt macresculi

Momi rasti strugitant.

Do I get extra credit, or permission to use more than a soupçon of color?

(What's super odd to me is that only "tererotitant" sets off the spell check.)

That's great!

Jabberwocky! One of my favorite words/names! On Martha's Vineyard, there is a Camp Jabberwocky. It was started in the 50's for children with cerebral palsy and now is for children and adults with disabilities. They always participate in the 4th of July parade - a wonderful place.

And Jabberwocky is also the name of my favorite antique English porcelain pattern, made by Chamberlain Worcester. I don't own any and most likely never will, as it's a fairly rare pattern and VERY pricey if one finds it.

And of course, it all comes from Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking Glass", a childhood favorite, even though I didn't understand much of it at all.