logging in or signing up Little Girls Pretend poetrybylinda Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 1352 Category: Occasions/ Fam.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 22, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description The story of little girls and their life of pretending. Little girls love playing nurse, mommy, doctor and playing in the mud. Comments Posting comment... By: VidushiKanwar (6 month(s) ago) Thank you for sharing such wonderful poems Linda.. Love all your work. Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript LITTLE GIRLS PRETEND: LITTLE GIRLS PRETEND By: Linda J. HutchinsonPowerPoint Presentation: I am from the era of the 1930’s depression, cities had bread lines; we lived on a sharecroppers’ farm where we bartered and dug in the earth to survive .PowerPoint Presentation: Even then little girls loved to pretend, little boys did too. I was a little girl with a mind filled with make believe; love, faith, and family kept us strong and alive .PowerPoint Presentation: Pretending to be a ballerina I would twirl and twirl upon my tippy toes then leap high into the air, not far as I was small, after descending I would bow very low.PowerPoint Presentation: Being an ice skater was fun, I would glide on my silver skates, we had no ice, but my old boots slid me back and forth in a big mud puddle made by melted snow .PowerPoint Presentation: In a dust devil I would spin and spin getting dirt in my eyes, I also got cuts from flying debris as I pretended to be our old wind mill that wobbled and screeched a tune .PowerPoint Presentation: While flying a kite I would soar it high into the sky then let it go pretending it was a plane, I then closed my eyes and wished I could ride in it over rainbows and land on the moon .PowerPoint Presentation: I loved being a circus rider, I would prance around in a big circle riding a shiny white pretend pony; while bouncing I would jump through a rusty barrel hoop hoping not to fall.PowerPoint Presentation: A couple of times I did sneak into our barn and get on our old plow horse, I wanted to be a rodeo star. E ach time I tossed my rope into the air, she tossed me into her stall .PowerPoint Presentation: I loved being a trapeze artist, as I swung back and forth on old grapevines I did flips and turns; people below cheered, descending I would fall into the creek, my safety net.PowerPoint Presentation: Often I would climb upon our barn and jump off pretending I could fly, it was fun but a stupid thing to do, I knew that later and it is something I will always regret.PowerPoint Presentation: My grocery stores were made of cardboard boxes. I had no carts or shopping bags, my shelves held old tin cans, rocks, pinecones and jars as food items all in full view.PowerPoint Presentation: My cafe counter was made of boards set up between the outhouse and barn, my hamburgers were leaves with mud inside, soup, coffee and malts were muddy too.PowerPoint Presentation: I pretended to be a mother, a teacher and a nurse; all things I hoped to be. I was the mother, my dollies were the children, students and patients, and on them I could always rely.PowerPoint Presentation: I truly loved being a nurse, I bandaged my dollies' legs and arms even held them when they cried, giving them castor oil made me sick and sad, their pretend hurts made me cry.PowerPoint Presentation: Being a chemist I hoped to find a cure for the polio virus, it killed and crippled thousands, I too was a victim; I limped, but thankfully soon after a vaccine was found ending its strife.PowerPoint Presentation: I did not become a teacher or a nurse, but I did marry my soul mate, we were blessed with children, often I did nurse and mend them and tried to teach them love and of life.PowerPoint Presentation: Depression days ended, the world was depleted of money and so many other worldly goods; I was too young to know of its heartaches, but years later I learned of its devastation to all.PowerPoint Presentation: As a child I loved to pretend, it gave me happiness and fun, it did for others too, pretending puts you in a wonderful world of make believe, it made bad and unhappy things hard to recall.PowerPoint Presentation: By Linda J. Hutchinson May you always k eep pretending! You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Little Girls Pretend poetrybylinda Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 1352 Category: Occasions/ Fam.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 22, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description The story of little girls and their life of pretending. Little girls love playing nurse, mommy, doctor and playing in the mud. Comments Posting comment... By: VidushiKanwar (6 month(s) ago) Thank you for sharing such wonderful poems Linda.. Love all your work. Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript LITTLE GIRLS PRETEND: LITTLE GIRLS PRETEND By: Linda J. HutchinsonPowerPoint Presentation: I am from the era of the 1930’s depression, cities had bread lines; we lived on a sharecroppers’ farm where we bartered and dug in the earth to survive .PowerPoint Presentation: Even then little girls loved to pretend, little boys did too. I was a little girl with a mind filled with make believe; love, faith, and family kept us strong and alive .PowerPoint Presentation: Pretending to be a ballerina I would twirl and twirl upon my tippy toes then leap high into the air, not far as I was small, after descending I would bow very low.PowerPoint Presentation: Being an ice skater was fun, I would glide on my silver skates, we had no ice, but my old boots slid me back and forth in a big mud puddle made by melted snow .PowerPoint Presentation: In a dust devil I would spin and spin getting dirt in my eyes, I also got cuts from flying debris as I pretended to be our old wind mill that wobbled and screeched a tune .PowerPoint Presentation: While flying a kite I would soar it high into the sky then let it go pretending it was a plane, I then closed my eyes and wished I could ride in it over rainbows and land on the moon .PowerPoint Presentation: I loved being a circus rider, I would prance around in a big circle riding a shiny white pretend pony; while bouncing I would jump through a rusty barrel hoop hoping not to fall.PowerPoint Presentation: A couple of times I did sneak into our barn and get on our old plow horse, I wanted to be a rodeo star. E ach time I tossed my rope into the air, she tossed me into her stall .PowerPoint Presentation: I loved being a trapeze artist, as I swung back and forth on old grapevines I did flips and turns; people below cheered, descending I would fall into the creek, my safety net.PowerPoint Presentation: Often I would climb upon our barn and jump off pretending I could fly, it was fun but a stupid thing to do, I knew that later and it is something I will always regret.PowerPoint Presentation: My grocery stores were made of cardboard boxes. I had no carts or shopping bags, my shelves held old tin cans, rocks, pinecones and jars as food items all in full view.PowerPoint Presentation: My cafe counter was made of boards set up between the outhouse and barn, my hamburgers were leaves with mud inside, soup, coffee and malts were muddy too.PowerPoint Presentation: I pretended to be a mother, a teacher and a nurse; all things I hoped to be. I was the mother, my dollies were the children, students and patients, and on them I could always rely.PowerPoint Presentation: I truly loved being a nurse, I bandaged my dollies' legs and arms even held them when they cried, giving them castor oil made me sick and sad, their pretend hurts made me cry.PowerPoint Presentation: Being a chemist I hoped to find a cure for the polio virus, it killed and crippled thousands, I too was a victim; I limped, but thankfully soon after a vaccine was found ending its strife.PowerPoint Presentation: I did not become a teacher or a nurse, but I did marry my soul mate, we were blessed with children, often I did nurse and mend them and tried to teach them love and of life.PowerPoint Presentation: Depression days ended, the world was depleted of money and so many other worldly goods; I was too young to know of its heartaches, but years later I learned of its devastation to all.PowerPoint Presentation: As a child I loved to pretend, it gave me happiness and fun, it did for others too, pretending puts you in a wonderful world of make believe, it made bad and unhappy things hard to recall.PowerPoint Presentation: By Linda J. Hutchinson May you always k eep pretending!