Chocolates at this hour?
It must be the baby.
Babies don’t eat chocolates.
This one does… please!
But it’s raining!
Take my red umbrella.
See more red umbrellas at Magpie Tales.
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fun wordplay.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing.
Nice one, Stafford! Mustn't let a drop of rain deny the cravings!
ReplyDeleteMy one ate curry:)
ReplyDeleteExcellant guess as to what the photo is about...most likely too!
Brings back memories for me, such a fun one.
ReplyDeletechocolate pickles and doritos...at the same time...really?!? yep...just shaking my head...ha...fun write stafford...
ReplyDeleteonly a good man
ReplyDeleteNice take... this was my first thoughts, the dad to be heading for the craved ice cream and pickles or something. Great play on words here too.
ReplyDelete... it was tomatoes for all four of my pregnancies! Red just like the umbrella!
ReplyDeleteSweetness, kindness, sensitivity from
ReplyDeletethe barbed quixotic tongue of our
prankster; nice twist, terrific message.
Ha! Sometimes a pregnant woman just has to give in to a craving!
ReplyDeleteAny time of the day is a good time to eat chocolate especially when its called comfort food, it brightens up your dull day or night, i prefer dark chocolate yummmmmy :-).
ReplyDeleteFish skin for me! Ugh - normally hate fish skin.
ReplyDeleteMy beloved would go out in all weathers to feed my craving - no red umbrella though!
Anna :o]
I craved ice cream sandwiches when pregnant with the first- second one demanded spinach omelets! EVERY DAY! He was one healthy Popeye of a baby!
ReplyDeleteCravings, a subject I know about but failed to understand what about. But it would impinge on the guy's freedom to decide. This is one request that must be fulfilled, rain or shine!
ReplyDeleteHank
Ok. Now I will have a bowl of ice cream with Hershey's chocolate syrup slathered all over!
ReplyDeleteHee hee. My better half still meets my cravings....17 years after a hysterectomy! Must be the patches or something.....*ahem*
ReplyDeleteThis is the funniest set of comments ever. Thanks everyone, but fish skin??? HyperCRYPTICal, You have to be kidding!
ReplyDeleteAh, a splendid magpie.
ReplyDeleteSpoken like a true prospective dad.
LOL Stafford. Excellent! :-)
ReplyDeleteFrico! Wash your mouth out! Prospective Dad? With 4 children, 10 G Children and 1 G G Child, I hope IXL stays on the pill!
ReplyDeleteWe'll go to great lengths for chocolate.........
ReplyDelete(or send others to great lengths at least!)
;)
There's a softie for you!
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