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Published: 21 Mar 2024 › Updated: 21 Mar 2024Limericks

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See the bird flying in the sky.
How I envy you up so high.
But I want some food.
I'm in a bad mood.
So, I shot you as you flew by.


Getting older is sometimes great.
You get to go to bed at eight.
You do as you please.
Life is such a breeze.
In long lines you don't have to wait.


I worry about you all the time.
Baby we're both still in our prime.
I want you to stay.
We'll make love all day.
See how I got these lines to rhyme?


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Howdy y’all. It’s me, ninong7 aka UJ aka John. Just a short intro about myself. I am a Texan that has retired in the Philippines. I moved to the Philippines with my wife back in May 2010. I am retired from the US Air Force. The music I like is mostly Classic Country and Classic Rock. I guess you could say that I am “Classic”. I play dominoes when I can find someone that will play, I play chess, cribbage, spades, hearts, Empire Builder, Rail Baron, Acquire and a few other games. I like to write poems and stories (although pretty novice) and I love learning about history, just about any history. I’m at home on my computer a lot but if I could afford to, I’d be traveling and documenting my travels to post in my blog. I hope to get to know a lot of you through PeakD and Discord.


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I am a Texan residing in the Philippines. I am proudly retired from the US Air Force. I have been married since April 1980, to the same Filipina. My short-term goal in life is to be able to save enough money for a trip to Texas to see my elderly parents and long-term to live at least 100 healthy years.

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