Memorys

Yes memorys are in our heads.  
My sister worked in a drapery shop,
 and had an older guy putting his hands on her at 14 (stop)
....she could have told father who would have slam dunked his hide....(flop)
my dad that threw an insurance guy over the front gate,
 for trying to sign this boy up for unwanted insurance. mate,  (tried)
So you see George Dibly was walking on dangerous ground:)  
So he put his hands on her once more, round,
 and she jabbed him with a long hatpin, 4 inch or more
he fell to the floor in near death shock, 
and didn't do it no more...
completely cured, for sure:)
hatpins sure do rock...

Don


thanks Mikki....
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Nutter Avatar
September 24, 2012 at 5:05 AM
I take it the molester got the point. Pun intended. Enjoyed this snapshot of memories. Nice piece.
Maverick Avatar
September 20, 2012 at 3:07 PM
She stuck it to him good then Don.." great transfixing piece you did L O L..) on ya Don:)
Cayton Avatar
September 14, 2012 at 6:59 AM
hahaha.. served him right. Ouch! Loved reading you again Bubby, miss you as always, Lu ;)
Sivey Avatar
September 14, 2012 at 5:49 AM
Wow, this is quite a write my friend! I hope this never happened to your sister! I am glad for the hatpins though, they sound like a great invention for protection!! I bet your father would have killed this guy if he knew what happened! I know I would have knocked him into another world myself if he touched my daughter!! This is a stupendous write Don! i really enjoyed reading it this morning! I hope all is well with you and yours! Great Work!!
Hu Avatar
September 14, 2012 at 2:18 AM
hurray:)he deserved it.A good write.
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