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Array ( [sid] => 46971 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => A Five Year Old Chef [time] => 2004-05-10 19:38:40 [hometext] => I think all children go through this...I had a picture of me in my head when I wrote this one. Enjoy, and please comment. [bodytext] => A little girl stands
Excitedly in her kitchen
Trying to find a new culinary concoction
She nibbles on a carrot
A hors d’oeuvres of sorts
To the succulent entrée
She is preparing to serve
Perhaps it will be a bisk
With minced lobster tail
And for dessert a chocolate confection
Or maybe she will make fillet of puffer fish
A delicacy for sure
Whatever she serves it will be a la mode
For she is a gormet like no other
As the little girl ponders
She decides the world
Is not ready for her talents
She must start out slow—
JELLO pudding sounds good
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A Five Year Old Chef

Contributed by ksprincess42004 on Monday, 10th May 2004 @ 07:38:40 PM in AEST
Topic: happypoetry

A little girl stands
Excitedly in her kitchen
Trying to find a new culinary concoction
She nibbles on a carrot
A hors d’oeuvres of sorts
To the succulent entrée
She is preparing to serve
Perhaps it will be a bisk
With minced lobster tail
And for dessert a chocolate confection
Or maybe she will make fillet of puffer fish
A delicacy for sure
Whatever she serves it will be a la mode
For she is a gormet like no other
As the little girl ponders
She decides the world
Is not ready for her talents
She must start out slow—
JELLO pudding sounds good

Copyright Â© ksprincess42004 ... [ 2004-05-10 19:38:40]
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Re: A Five Year Old Chef (User Rating: 1 )
by blackmarker on Monday, 10th May 2004 @ 07:52:57 PM AEST
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Awww hehehe thats too cute! I love it. I think I was like that when I was younger. Adorable, great job!

Re: A Five Year Old Chef (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Monday, 10th May 2004 @ 08:16:33 PM AEST
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This is absolutely delightful! That is exactly where I started. My grandMother let me help her make Jello. I thought I was the greatest cook in the world when my GrandDaddy said it was the best Jello he had ever eaten. What a lovely memory you brought back to mind.

Rita

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