Humorous Nun
My eighth grade nun had a great sense of humor.3 total reviews
Comment from Sally Law
Cute as a button and ready for the 1-6-1 poetry contest. Love the theme and your outrageous wit. I send you my best and blessings from heaven for this one,
Sally Law :))
reply by the author on 16-Feb-2021
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Cute as a button and ready for the 1-6-1 poetry contest. Love the theme and your outrageous wit. I send you my best and blessings from heaven for this one,
Sally Law :))
Comment Written 16-Feb-2021
reply by the author on 16-Feb-2021
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Thanks for the read and the encouraging comments.
Comment from LisaMay
She sounds cool! A great sense of humour can certainly help with schooling. It's a cheerful posting and it's nice to hear of a good experience with a nun. My ex-husband went to a Catholic school and the nuns used to smack him across the knuckles with a steel ruler and twist his ear - they were renowned for their cruelty.
reply by the author on 14-Feb-2021
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She sounds cool! A great sense of humour can certainly help with schooling. It's a cheerful posting and it's nice to hear of a good experience with a nun. My ex-husband went to a Catholic school and the nuns used to smack him across the knuckles with a steel ruler and twist his ear - they were renowned for their cruelty.
Comment Written 14-Feb-2021
reply by the author on 14-Feb-2021
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Yes, there were a few good apples among the younger nuns. Your ex is correct, but maybe he deserved it because he's your ex. Anyway, thanks for the read and the comments.
Comment from tfawcus
Ee, by gum, she sounds like fun. As one gentleman was heard to say after sitting on a hard wooden pew through a lengthy sermon: "ee, by gum, my bum's numb!"
reply by the author on 14-Feb-2021
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Ee, by gum, she sounds like fun. As one gentleman was heard to say after sitting on a hard wooden pew through a lengthy sermon: "ee, by gum, my bum's numb!"
Comment Written 14-Feb-2021
reply by the author on 14-Feb-2021
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Mark Twain said he took ten dollars out of the collection plate after an hour sermon for his pain and suffering. Thanks for the read, review and the little rhyme.
