“Try to remember the kind of September when life was slow and oh, so mellow….”
September? I hardly know her!
..is it ok to burn reruns???…
“What is so rare as a day in June?” –A day in September, April, June, and November. Days in February are even rarer. –Fran Leibowitz
Fun fact! I googled the quote to get the attribution right. The #3 response is a comment to TNAOQV, June 14 2009. By me. So this comment is a rerun.
T’was the second wettest on record.
I think it was our hottest on record. I always remembered that poem because 9/30 id my B-day;-)
fear-ciuil–….and follow, follow follow
“Come September, I’ll remember A love once new had now grown old.”
A college professor once taught us the poem the way it had been taught it to him–“Thirty days hath September, April, June, and no wonder. All the rest like peanut butter except my grandmother and she rides a bicycle.”
oranaiche almost 14 years ago
“Try to remember the kind of September when life was slow and oh, so mellow….”
zero almost 14 years ago
September? I hardly know her!
3hourtour Premium Member almost 14 years ago
..is it ok to burn reruns???…
steverinoCT almost 14 years ago
“What is so rare as a day in June?” –A day in September, April, June, and November. Days in February are even rarer. –Fran Leibowitz
Fun fact! I googled the quote to get the attribution right. The #3 response is a comment to TNAOQV, June 14 2009. By me. So this comment is a rerun.
Yukoneric almost 14 years ago
T’was the second wettest on record.
vldazzle almost 14 years ago
I think it was our hottest on record. I always remembered that poem because 9/30 id my B-day;-)
leilahosley almost 14 years ago
fear-ciuil–….and follow, follow follow
JP Steve Premium Member almost 14 years ago
“Come September, I’ll remember A love once new had now grown old.”
pomdemonium almost 14 years ago
A college professor once taught us the poem the way it had been taught it to him–“Thirty days hath September, April, June, and no wonder. All the rest like peanut butter except my grandmother and she rides a bicycle.”