[...] my Brother-In-Law grew up saying Peep Eye instead of Peep A Boo...go figure
peek-a-boo? or the itsy bitsy spider lol
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[...] my Brother-In-Law grew up saying Peep Eye instead of Peep A Boo...go figure
peek-a-boo? or the itsy bitsy spider lol
In your rocking-chair, by your window dreaming, shall you long, alone. In your rocking-chair, by your window, shall you dream such happiness as you may never feel. –Theodore Dreiser
I am a seeker, but I will admit I've jumped from behind a few trees in my life...LOL I seek because you can stand back and watch what you would like to find.
I thought it was Ollie Ollie Oxen Free. But then again my Brother-In-Law grew up saying Peep Eye instead of Peep A Boo...go figure
I am a seeker, but I will admit I've jumped from behind a few trees in my life...LOL I seek because you can stand back and watch what you would like to find.
I thought it was Ollie Ollie Oxen Free. But then again my Brother-In-Law grew up saying Peep Eye instead of Peep A Boo...go figure
omg smoosh you have hit on one of my favorite topics. Everybody seems to have a different intepretation of the "all come free" rhyme. One woman told me in her neighborhood they would yell out "piggy wants a wiggle"! lol. She thought right upto the moment she told us that all children everywhere yelled out "piggy wants a wiggle". I think I pulled a muscle that day laughing - also she mentioned something about an uncle that orchestrated all the street games...hum? piggy wants a wiggle = creepy uncle....
omg smoosh you have hit on one of my favorite topics. Everybody seems to have a different intepretation of the "all come free" rhyme. One woman told me in her neighborhood they would yell out "piggy wants a wiggle"! lol. She thought right upto the moment she told us that all children everywhere yelled out "piggy wants a wiggle". I think I pulled a muscle that day laughing - also she mentioned something about an uncle that orchestrated all the street games...hum? piggy wants a wiggle = creepy uncle....
I would like to be the seeker - that way I can find what I want and when I want it and look where I hope / expect to find it. Pretty rewarding isn't it? I always thought it was "alle alle, all come free but apparently it is : All 'e, all 'e Outs In Free! or Ollie, Ollie, oxen free!" Ready or not - here I come...
I would like to be the seeker - that way I can find what I want and when I want it and look where I hope / expect to find it.
Pretty rewarding isn't it?
I always thought it was "alle alle, all come free but apparently it is :
All 'e, all 'e Outs In Free! or
Ollie, Ollie, oxen free!"
Ready or not - here I come...
I know - they can be tough but yall can handle it. So me I am a seeker. I get to choose who, when, where and why I seek. The hider may be hiding coyly looking to see if I am looking for them as I go get a snack, listen to a little music, play a game of ball - notice them peeking out from behind a tree and consider whether I want to find them or not... and the other reason I like being a seeker is that if I see or know or learn of something that interests me I can go after it rather than waiting for it to come to me.
I know - they can be tough but yall can handle it. So me I am a seeker. I get to choose who, when, where and why I seek. The hider may be hiding coyly looking to see if I am looking for them as I go get a snack, listen to a little music, play a game of ball - notice them peeking out from behind a tree and consider whether I want to find them or not... and the other reason I like being a seeker is that if I see or know or learn of something that interests me I can go after it rather than waiting for it to come to me.
bizzle49 wrote: oh why oh why do these questions get so hard???
Inn'it though?
LOL..
Depends on the mood... who's playing, where base is located and what's the prize for the winner. LMAO
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bizzle49 wrote: oh why oh why do these questions get so hard???
Inn'it though?
LOL..
Depends on the mood... who's playing, where base is located and what's the prize for the winner. LMAO
In your rocking-chair, by your window dreaming, shall you long, alone. In your rocking-chair, by your window, shall you dream such happiness as you may never feel. –Theodore Dreiser
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