"Why look you pensive, dearest Cad? Has something I said made you sad?"
"No Beloved. There's no telling the mysteries of English spelling."
"What a way to start the morning! Usually you lie there yawning."
Cad retorted "Think of couch. Note the word's a rhyme for Ouch."
Ada gave a little groan. "Cad's world is for Cad alone."
"But," said Cad, "It grieves me much, that couch is not a rhyme for touch."
"Now you're talking, dearest Cad! Couch and touch don't sound too bad.
Forget about the imperfect rhyme. Ada thinks it's couching time!"
"No Beloved. There's no telling the mysteries of English spelling."
"What a way to start the morning! Usually you lie there yawning."
Cad retorted "Think of couch. Note the word's a rhyme for Ouch."
Ada gave a little groan. "Cad's world is for Cad alone."
"But," said Cad, "It grieves me much, that couch is not a rhyme for touch."
"Now you're talking, dearest Cad! Couch and touch don't sound too bad.
Forget about the imperfect rhyme. Ada thinks it's couching time!"
This detail is from a photograph by Christine Donnier-Valentin, which the lovely Tess featured in her post #93.
haha, very witty dialogue here :) and the reclining salad is hilarious - creepy but hilarious
ReplyDeleteSo so cute. I am still laughing. Really very fun. K.
ReplyDeleteVery good!
ReplyDeleteThis is cute. :)
ReplyDelete"Cad's world is for Cad alone." ... We all live in our own little world, don't we?
Smiles. Love the reclining vegetables, wonderful pose.
ReplyDeleteCouching time? With a potato like Cad? She'll be lucky.
ReplyDeleteDoctor FTSE - may I remind you of a delightful potato by the name of Désirée? It was named after me!!!?And with Ada keeping me on my toes, painting her tops, I am anything but a 'couch potato'...
ReplyDeleteIndeed Doctor, my husband may not be the sharpest tool in the box, but his manly physique, I assure you, is second to none...Providing I light the blue touch paper to get him going, he can rocket us to the moon, and frequently does, despite any impression our blog pages may give to the contrary.
ReplyDeletetruly loved your take,
ReplyDeleteit's fun to see the personalities clashing here, diologue is very underused these days
ReplyDeleteI shall add that word into my everyday conversation....couching! loving this one...
ReplyDeleteGreat mag--thanks for the laugh! :D
ReplyDeleteAah, love is in the air.
ReplyDeletehaha...love the dialogue and the veggie lady is a treat as well cad...
ReplyDeleteCor, Ada! You fightin' for your man at last? Makes a change from you fighting with him!
ReplyDeleteHahaha If you want to touch on the Magpie couch, you might be a bit touched, lol. Very funny!
ReplyDeleteNo wonder I made my children eat all their veggies ... a delightful, delicious Magpie!
ReplyDeleteGreat Magpie! I love this little twist of a dialogue. It tickles and the vege pic is great!
ReplyDeleteHank
the touching couch?
ReplyDeleteHmmm the possibilities boggle the mind!
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Nothing nicer than a touching on the couch. Loved your reclining vegetables.
ReplyDeleteVery clever! Love the language focus.
ReplyDeletePerfectly wonderful!
ReplyDeleteVery clever. If I ever
ReplyDeleteNeed a fine rhyme mid-line,
Why, yours will do (you've not a few).
I like your write. That's all. Good night.
Wonderfully fun!! :-)
ReplyDeleteAs with most vegetables, I knew Ada had a heart in there somewhere...!lol
ReplyDeleteGreat fun! Best check the fridge now to see what the veggies are up to ; )
ReplyDeleteThanks for the laughs!
I love to cuddle up and touch
ReplyDeleteYou, sitting on the red, red couch.
Of course it rhymes! ;-)
so funny and i like the reclining "sexy" salad..
ReplyDeletethanks for dropping by my blog and for your comment...
Ah couching time! Love the veg!
ReplyDeleteAnna :o]
What fun!! Enjoyed it immensely.
ReplyDeletevery funny study of rhymes and near rhymes
ReplyDeleteCatching up at last - been away offshore...
ReplyDeleteCouch and touch, touch and couch, the two go together as you know... Wonderful!
Love the humor...my poem was dark...
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