My once sweet wife has become mean
And short tempered
thanks to the menopause
I try to be
sympathetic but on her really bad days
I think it’s more like
the mental pause
My once sweet wife has become mean
And short tempered
thanks to the menopause
I try to be
sympathetic but on her really bad days
I think it’s more like
the mental pause
There is a natural order in life
There are rules to be understood
For example, bearing children
There is a time limit on motherhood
The term “childbearing years”
Was coined for a very simple reason
So that everything in life
Can have its time and season
A Woman over fifty is ill equipped
To show a baby proper care
As she would put the baby down
And then forget where
George was unhappy
With his wife’s
erratic mood swings
And his
work mates
Told him
of the benefit s of mood rings
So, he
went out a bought one
So, he
might monitor her mood
He had his
reservations
And he
thought the idea quite crude
But when
she was in a good mood
The stone
in the ring turned bright red
And when in a bad mood
It left a
huge bruise on his forehead
He came to
the conclusion
That he
would throw away the mood ring
And try a
new tack
Such as buying her a diamond ring
For my 60th birthday
I bought myself a sports car
It’s my pride and joy
Not that’s it’s been very far
As there is a slight problem
An oversight I have to admit
I need a hip replacement
Before I can get in it