Tuesday, June 11, 2019

A Happy Day


Don't you think
it would be cool
if mom and dad let me
drive to school?

I'd be ready on time,
sometimes even early,
cause I want to go
with my bestie Shirley.

I'll drive the car
Shirley will play,
and I'm almost certain
we can find the way.

Kids will admire us
as they ride on their bike,
and we'll sing along
with the songs that we like.

There is only one problem
that worries me still -
I'm a bit small yet
and can't reach the wheel.


Wishing you all
a happy, cake-filled day.

62 comments:

VeggieMummy said...

Lovely poem and delicious looking cake! xx

Ann said...

What a fun anc cute poem. That cake sure does look good

Anonymous said...

Уютная фотография))

akiko hiramatsu said...

Lovely Shirley beside cake, and I smiled in the last sentence :)
When I met my niece who is 7 years old, I want to read and show yours for her <3

akiko

Vee said...

These poems are just a delight and must make children giggle. I lke the near rhyme in the last stanza. I’d be working with “squeal” or “real/reel” or something average like that. The cake looks yummy. Is that Shirley in pink?

Rosie said...

Lovely poem, the cake looks delicious:)

gloriadelpilar_1994@yahoo.com said...

Love the poem and the cake : just lovely and yummy :) hugs!

Kim said...

I wouldn't mind a slice of that cake. It looks rather delicious. Such a sweet poem, Amalia. May you enjoy a happy cake-filled day too.

eileeninmd said...

Hello, cute poem. The cake looks delicious, YUM! Wishing you a happy day and a great new week!

La Table De Nana said...

:)

~Lavender Dreamer~ said...

Very cute! Is that birthday cake? It sure looks yummy! Hugs!

Julie's Creative Lifestyle said...

What a sweet poem and i love the cute cake. Hope all is well with you and enjoy the week. :)

Ageeth Mooij said...

Love it!

Tammy@T's Daily Treasures said...

Sweet, happy days are wished for you!

Jo said...

My children would get to school on time if they drove themselves! Lovely words. Jo x

Benita said...

Love the poem and your cake looks delicious!!! Share the recipe please ma'am! Love and hugs!

Kim said...

Every kid's dream, driving that car! Oh and cake please. It looks delicious!

Jadieegosh said...

omg this looks super tastly! thanks for sharing!

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Rhodesia said...

Lovely words, well done Diane

Su-sieee! Mac said...

A fun, sweet poem that resonates with me, both as the child and the adult.

Jeanie said...

Amalia, this is such a sweet poem. I hope you collect these all for your little ones in a book or some format they can enjoy and share with their kids someday.

Kitchen Riffs said...

Mmm, cake. :-) Fun poem -- thanks.

Aritha V. said...

♥ eh ... nice poem, Amalia. And the cake is mjammie.

Red Rose Alley said...

What a delightful poem, Amalia. That cake looks sooooo good, and the little girl on the side of the plate is darling. It's getting warmer here, and just trying to stay cool.

Happy Summer days, Amalia.

~Sheri

Maya Kuzman said...

Lovely!

Carla from The River said...

Enjoy your summer my friend.
xx oo
Carla

Louca por porcelana said...

Soooo cute!The cake looks delicious!I think you should publish a book,it would be great!

Angie said...

Such a cute poem. Kids always want to grow up too fast! Thanks for your recent visit to my blog!

baili said...

CUTEST POEM EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dear Amalia your poetry is DELIGHTFUL and always brighten my day :)

this cake oh can i have bite please!
hugs!

Brenda Leyland @ Its A Beautiful Life said...

You make my heart sing every time I visit, Amalia. Thank you for your delightful posts. That cake looks pretty yummy!

Wishing you a beautiful day...
Brenda xox

GratefulPrayerThankfulHeart said...

As soon as I saw the slice of cake, I thought, yum, I want a piece :) Sweet poem too :)

The French Hutch said...

I want cake! Looks delicious and it is so adorable. Love the cute poem......

Gracie Saylor said...

Delightful looking cookie girl cake
And a sweet story to smiles make!
Thanks Amalia :) xxxxxxxx

Lowcarb team member said...

A wonderful fun-filled poem, and that slice of cake does look yummy!

All the best Jan

A Joyful Cottage said...

Is that carrot? Cuz if that's carrot cake, I want some! Eating cake beats driving any day, in my book. :) Hugs, sweet friend!

A Joyful Cottage said...

Oops, that should read, "Is that carrot cake?"

Big Rigs 'n Lil' Cookies said...

And I am wishing you a beautiful cake filled day as well!

Edit said...

Dear Amalia, you can always bring a smile to my face. :-)
I wish you a weekend as lovely and sweet as this post. :-)
Hugs!

Meredith said...

SO cute. And this made me smile as my mother's name was Shirley.

Carola Bartz said...

Might be a good thing that she can't reach the wheel yet (and probably the pedals either...)!

Carolina G. Ticala said...

Estupenda tu entrada! Espero verte pronto por mi blog! Feliz fin de semana precios@! ♥️♥️♥️

Balvinder said...

That's a very lovely poem. Amalia! I have a friend whose 12 year old daughter started writing a blog when she was 8- or 9. She writes poems, love crafts, handmade cards for her family and friends. I don't know if she still writes I never asked. Will find out.

Nancy Chan said...

Very nice poem. I would love a piece of that cake. Happy day!

Poções de Arte said...

rsrs pequeno e ainda tem muito o que aproveitar a vida, sem se preocupar com dirigir.
O bolo parece delicioso!

Abraços esmagadores e dias felizes.

Dewena said...

I can picture my 6, almost 7, year old granddaughter feeling exactly this way! May that time be a long way off. But that cake, is it carrot? Instant craving!

Existe Sempre Um Lugar said...

Bom dia, o poema é lindo e o bolo é saboroso certamente.
AG

Anajá Schmitz said...

Estou encantada por este bolo. Amo bolo. Adorei seu poema.
Tenha uma ótima semana.

Ela said...

A beautiful poem and an appetizing cake!
Greetings

Sara - Villa Emilia said...

Another brilliant poem, Amalia!
This is absolutely my favourite verse:
"Kids will admire us as they ride on their bike,
and we'll sing along with the songs that we like."
Such a gorgeously joyful and happy image!

Liz That Skinny Chick Can Bake said...

Mmmmm....I want a cake filled day, too, but a lemon tart will have to do! Have a delicious weekend, my friend!

Zaza said...

Thanks for your poem, Amalia:) It makes me smile.
Your cake looks delightful, yum yum yum!

Jodiebodie said...

Haha! Cute rhyme. Pertinent to my family as we have young drivers and drivers-to-be. Your poetry gave me a giggle. Thank you for a bright moment in an ordinary day.

The Liberty Belle said...

Too cute! I enjoyed that... even the thought about having a cake filled day!

Carolina G. Ticala said...

Que rico! Te espero por mi blog! Feliz noche! ♥️♥️♥️

Karen @ Beatrice Euphemie said...

Such a fun poem, Amalia and thank goodness those little ones can't reach the wheel! My children managed to loose the brakes on the family car one day and it glided into the bushes! No harm done, but they learned their lesson :) Any day with cake is my favorite day. Hugs to you xo Karen

Maggie Ann said...

Ahh, that is sweet! You are amazing...

Handmade in Israel said...

So sweet! Love the photo too. I have just had a slice of the birthday cake I made for my husband this week. Yum!

Karen (Back Road Journal) said...

This gave me a smile. While I’m old enough to drive I barely see over the steering wheel. 😊

Yesteryear Embroideries said...

ha ha, this is so cute!

Azka Kamil said...

awesome article..
thank for sharing :)

Polly said...

Yes, that is a BIG problem! :-) x

Conniecrafter said...

Yum the cake looks great, I can remember when I always wished I could do things that the adults did, now I it would be nice to once again be taken care of with no worries :)