The latest sensation
It’s sweeping the nation
The edge of innovation
The baby changing station
The gas stations have ‘em
Everybody wants ‘em
It seems if you don’t like the baby you’ve got
Just bring ‘em on in; exchange for a tot
Who’s more to your liking,
Looks rather more striking,
One you can take biking,
One more like you thought!
They’ve even got a little table
Don’t leave them there if they’re unstable
You can mark them with a label;
This one’s even educable!
So change those babies, change them fast
For sure, this sweet deal will not last.
Linda is lively, lovely and laudable
Intelligent, interesting and incredible
Nice, nifty, neighborly and noble
Darling, decent, and desirable
Amusing, alluring and admirable
Marie is meek, mild and memorable
Active, ambitious, aspiring and affable
Resourceful, responsible, and reliable
Inspiring, indelible and indefatigable
Experienced, exemplary and educable
Bright, beautiful and un-believable
Accommodating and amenable
Reasonable, rich and respectable
Incomparable, intriguing and invaluable
Accountable and amiable
Neat, noteworthy, and nimble
Apprehensible and appreciable
~All the above words are not enough to describe the “sweetheart souper!”
Please don’t quote any on the words out of context; I used the words based on the positive
meanings they have~ just playing with words!
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