The following is a result of having to make Valentine Day Cards,
not only for my wonderful Farmer and children,
but also because I have always made them for my sister's little boys.
But as the boys grew,
and the number of them did also,
coming up with creative Valentines for 8 boys
often put me on the verge of insanity.
So,
please don't think that I normally sit around and do this sort of thing
all of my own enjoyment.
I have reused the bits I used for their cards
to join in Jenny Matlock's Alphabet Thursday:
the letter M.
And with that explanation,
here goes:
here goes:
(I feel slightly better now.)
~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~
My Muse
Valentine's Day has now passed.
It was a day to show love to
those we love.
The Maiden of the Manor
needed a mite of mushiness.
After all,
she spends many moments loving her miniature mob...
often with measly mention for her mushy motions.
Moms often spend their days
monitoring mouthy, meddlesome
miniatures.
Managing those same miniatures' mouths,
making muffins of morsels to mash into them,
maintaining the medicating of them,
and the managing the mandibles
still making their mandatory movements in them.
Mom also has to monitor Dad's majestic mannerisms...
by methodically managing
her man's masculinity
with a kiss by her mushed up mouth.
After all,
Mom has spent a whole year
majoring in manual machine-like maintenance
of such a motley crew
as well as momentary members who
meander through.
Certainly,
men and miniatures measure up to some extra
muddling of most meaningful mentions on
the day of big hearts and chocolate as well.
After all,
who would we manage,
or mother,
or mind,
or make well
or mushy up on
if the
main man
or mushy up on
if the
main man
or the manually meager members
didn't need us to?
didn't need us to?
And who else would do these monstrous things with their fingers
when there is mountains of other major things to be done?
I hope you had a wonderful Valentine's Day
and got some extra mushiness.
and got some extra mushiness.
LOL - so creative!
ReplyDeleteLOL - so creative!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, I think I'm going to have to draw faces on my kids' fingers. :-)
ReplyDeleteWonderfully done!
ReplyDeleteI'm still smiling.
Cheers,
Leah
That was so cute!!! Your kids have to be the most entertained children on earth ;).
ReplyDeleteLoved this, very sweet! It made me smile! But maybe you need more sleep and some hot chocolate?
ReplyDeleteYou absolutely crack me up....Very iMpressed by your aMazing use of the Mighty letter M.....But I think I'm even more impressed by how well you can draw on with your non-dominant hand (unless you are ambidextrous???) ;o) Happy belated Valentine's day!! Smiles & Hugs ~ Robin
ReplyDeleteCute, cute, cute!
ReplyDelete=D
Funny! You're pretty creative.
ReplyDeleteLove your finger puppet story..so cute!!REally creative.
ReplyDeleteHow funny, cute, and alliterative!
ReplyDeleteYou gave me a great idea !! Each Saturday I "talk" with my 15 months old grandson, and my face becomes boring after a while, so if I would paint my fingers like that it would be fun to show him that with Skype ! Thanks !
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I think you used up all the mmmms. What a cute fun post!! Thoroughly enjoyed it!! And hope that ink comes off your fingers.... ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a funny, funny post! I just want to know HOW you took those pics of your fingers. Have a great weekend, Nan
ReplyDeletethat was SO much fun! Thanks for getting your fingers all messy for us! {:-Deb
ReplyDeletewhat a remarkable piece.
ReplyDeletelove your fingers...playful and beautiful.
What a Magnificent idea...
ReplyDeleteOne big, happy family of Miniatures...
You definitely put a smile on My face...
Marvelous post for the letter "M"!
Thanks for linking.
A+