I am reminded of another life I have lead, many years ago. And some of the observations that I have had of other people (not me) and how they have chosen to live. Here is a poem that relfects those observations...
Life of a Spoiled Wife
Off to work he goes
He is in a hurry
The dishes aren’t done
And the laundry is dirty
But alas, does she care?
She doesn’t worry
The crew will arrive
Around 7:30
The nanny to school
The children she takes
And the cook Franz
Tonight, dinner he bakes
And the maid as she cleans
Does also the clothes
Makes sure she is careful
With your silk pantyhose
And you shop and you mingle
Have lunch with the girls
Have your nails, your toes
Your hair done in curls
Once you get home
And the kids are in bed
Your dinner is ready
And your husband is fed
And how was your day dear
He does say to you
I am overwhelmed and the kids
Drove me crazy
And that maid and the cook
They are so lazy
I am tired and grumpy
And must go to bed
Goodnight dear, and where
Are those pills for my head?
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Good.
Reminds me faintly of a Dolly Parton clip that's been floating around the net just lately:
You know we’d kill for less than that
You don’t want to cross my path
‘Cause a pit bull ain’t no match for these
Teeth-a-clenchin’
Fluid Retention
Head-a-swellin’
Cain’t stop yellin’
Got no patience
I’m so hateful
PMS blues
Moods-a-swingin’
Tears a slingin’
Nothin’ fits me
When it hits me
Rantin’ ravin
Misbehavin’
PMS blues
Very interesting, I hadnt thought of the PMS slant when writing it. Although I could write on about PMS, hmm
I know, I know, it stands for Pack My Suitcase. I have heard them all.
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