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(continuing the saga)
As the months
went by, the Mr. wouldn't budge Mrs. sat quietly in a trunk in a
stew ~ Why must I hide, and wait ? Oh Fudge ! The lid of
her trunk, off it flew!
With a new resolve, she hired her
Daughter Elf Who came up with a plausible plan To Mr., Mrs.
exclaimed, "I'll do it myself"! And explained to the packed away
Spode Clan.
"Come bowls, come teapot, come trivets and
plates, Come to Mama, no more will you have to hide. For my
Spode, a season of joy awaits, Over my Christmas decor you'll
preside.
The shouts of whooping, hollering and glee, Could
be heard as all the Spode voiced "Oh thank you, dear Mrs., where
would we be without you?" the Spode rejoiced.
The empty boxes ended up in piles, As Daughter Elf set the Spode
free - On all of their faces were smiles, It was a joyous
sight, indeed!
The Mrs.'s dancing drew to a close, As she
had other thoughts now in mind. "Okay, all you Spodettes;
no time for repose, Your Christmas duty calls - no need to
remind."
"Your purpose, a blessing, my Pride and Joy,
Takes new meaning to us this year We know the Mr., we cannot
annoy. To 'The Plan' we now must adhere."
The Spode hung
their heads, then raised them in pride, The Mrs. directed them
all to their places. Their duty and Honor, all fun placed aside.
But the grins remained on their faces.
The Collection of
Spode took their jobs so seriously As Mrs. found places for all,
she knew she must! So happy were they, they stood there deliriously
Full of Goodwill and Cheer, they felt they could bust!
So off to bed
went the Mr. that night, With the Mrs. close behind, but then
She crept back downstairs to check on a light And was astonished
by the Spode, once again.
For merrily singing and dancing were they
Candlesticks with nut bowls, the pairings were fun!
She couldn't believe their joyous display
But she knew: She and Spode had finally won.
Mrs. kicked up her heels and joined in the fun,
And danced with them 'til it was late.
The
Spode Tradition had again begun,
Nevermore ! ... a Conlin Christmas Debate.
by "the Mrs.'s"
daughter, Amy Allison
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