'Higher, higher, swing me higher, Dad-o!
I can almost touch those leaves with my big toe...
I did it! I touched them! Now we can let the cat die, Dad-o.'
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Teaching her to let the cat die, hoping to be her buddy long after the old cat dies! Thanks
ya its a pretty simply put emotion takes back to your memory....would agree with jerzegirl's comment you would be lucky to have that memory still alive if it is.......
I've swung like this myself. I loved it. Then I would lean back and see the world upside down. I'm wondering...........does anyone know where the phrase, 'Let the cat die' originated? We would swing as high as we could possibly swing, then we would just 'let the cat die.'
I can just picture you on that swing, toes streched out as far as your little legs would allow. Lucky you to have such a memory
Generates a wonderful image. Like the white-white-white trilogy of lines, and the odd phrase (a Texas thing?) . -chuck
A sweet memory, worthy of immortalising, and a great title for those not in the know. Danny
So many memories! I was just google searching 'Let The Cat Die' a phrase my grandfather would say in the 80's when he was tired of pushing me on the swing! How is it that we share similar experiences! Thank You for this Soul Sister 3]