PUT SOMETHING IN
by Shel Silverstein, from A LIGHT IN THE ATTIC
Harper & Row 1988
Isn't this what we all do every Saturday for our Caturday Art creations? We "put something in" ... and do our best to design and offer to our viewers and readers something "that ain't been there before"!
Often a crazy picture (pet oriented of course) to make our friends smile! And those of you who are good with video/audio and YouTube delight us with those loony goony pet shorts that would never be as much fun as still shots.
Can't say I recall any comb-whistling (maybe one of you has that in the works? Smol Oona I'm looking at you ...) ... but when all is said and done, whether it has been silly, sweet or beautiful ~
YOU HAVE PUT SOMETHING IN
and
IT AIN'T BEEN THERE BEFORE!
A few of our "old put something in" art gallery images, clockwise from top left.
(1) See the kitty in the window. (2) It's all happening at the zoo.
(3) My coloring book. (4) Christmas twins.
the baby is my favorite of the four and I love to put something in and do it almost every day, i dance across the floor, even to the music from commercials on TV and I have not whistled in a comb but have sung and hummed through one.. I had totally forgotten that. my dad taught me to do that.
ReplyDeleteWe love your Dr Seuss poem. How fun and that is what he is all about! Happy Dr. Seuss Day!
ReplyDeleteShel Silverstein sounds like a very fun person! We love your art gallery shots and we love your March header with the four leaf clover, Juney! Happy Seuss Day!
ReplyDeleteJune this made me smile a great big goffy Cat in a Hat smile.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely flashbacks too
Safe travels to Mom
Hugs Cecilia
That was fun, fun, fun sweet June! Happy Dr. Seuss Day!
ReplyDeleteFun art!!!
ReplyDeleteWe love your caterday art and poem.
ReplyDeleteGreat art. So creative!
ReplyDeleteLove the poetry and your pictures!
ReplyDeleteYou always do such an amazing job of putting something great into your photos, Juney and Mom Ann. It's one of the reasons we so enjoy visiting you! XO
ReplyDeleteThose are fun pictures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art. XO
ReplyDeleteThe last picture, the one of the twins, is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh I love these!
ReplyDeleteI love how creative you art is.
ReplyDeleteWell done. You certainly found a unique and artful way to do Dr. Seuss without using Seuss cartoons. It's a great message, too. By the way, I adore your March banner, too. You are the best photographer in the blogosphere. Hugs.
ReplyDeleteWe love your gallery of pictures - especially "See that kitty in the window".
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy the things you put into this world.
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