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Premium MemberMosquito Beaters Luncheon Class of '64

Mosquito Beaters Luncheon
Class of  '64
By Franklin Price
03/17/2022

It was only just a week ago
That we met at Island Time
Older now and maybe wiser
Than when young and in our prime

The faces looked familiar
As the years were wiped away
We were the class of '64
Who had come to lunch that day

I exchanged  hugs with ladies
With a light kiss on the cheek
Put my arm around the men folk
Shook their hands, I'm not a geek

We enjoyed each others' company
It had been too long, too far
Reminisced a lot of history
Got a few beers from the bar

When the lunch was over
And we went our separate ways
We had smiles on all our faces
From remembering the days


Premium MemberClass Of '68

I remember 
so well 
the friends 
that I made
when childhood 
was wrapped 
in blue sky

but I cannot
remember 
the last time 
we played
 - and whether 
we all said 
goodbye.

Premium MemberClass Reunions

Hugs
     Kisses
     Embraces
     Joyful Greetings
     Pleasant Memories
     Nostalgic Songs
     Tears Falling
     Goodbyes
     Hugs

Premium MemberRookie Teacher's Lament

Lesson plan, lesson plan, so full of detail,
Lesson plan, lesson plan, you simply can't fail.
  Every second, every minute's,
  Got something good in it;
          So-o-o
  It's time to proceed;
  You're just bound to succeed!

An hour later you're tired
Of results undesired,
From a class uninspired,
  Whose students conspired
  To get the teacher unhired.

Lesson plan, lesson plan, so full of detail,
How in the world did you manage to fail?

Premium MemberStephanie's Ten Year Class Reunion

Remember that jerk in our high school homeroom?
He was the one who always called you “Boom-Boom”.
He kept saying you were a fat and ugly cow.
Wait until he sees what you are looking like now.

He does not know that you are married and lost weight.
You sacrificed those calories, and you look great.
Well, he won’t be seeing you on this occasion.
He committed crimes and was sentenced to prison.


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