There was a little girl that had a little curl, right in the middle of her forehead. When she was good, she was very good indeed. But when she was bad she was horrid. And surprise, surprise the poem was written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow!
My mother would often recite the poem to me and I have repeated it to my daughters and to my granddaughters instead of counting to ten. This delightful image from the ever sweet Mo Manning reminds me of that poem. Even though you cannot see the curl in the middle of her forehead, this little tike's body language dictates its presence.
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Loved this poem when I was a child Tammy. My Mum used to recite it to us and try as she might that curl did not stay on the forehead for too long!
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely image and could be used for a few different reasons too!
Tammy I just love this card, love the cute little bows in her hair.
ReplyDeleteFabulous card. I love that image. x
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness Tammy! This is just adorable. Love those little ribbons in her hair. Too cute.
ReplyDeleteLynn
Oh look at her she is so cute! Love the bows in her hair!
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Awww...poor thing. She may be bad but she is still cute. Adorable card Tammy ~jeni :)
ReplyDeleteLovely card, love the image
ReplyDeleteGreat card Tammy. The poem could be adapted slightly for DTD's Time Out Tim.
ReplyDeleteHehe, Tammy! How cute is this??? My mother used to recite the same poem to me, and I did to my daughter -- which is probably why I love to draw slightly naughty children.
ReplyDeleteLove the sweet coloring on this card and those bows are perfect!! :)
xoMo
This post makes me SMILE! I love this image and the little bows you added to her hair are so cute!
ReplyDeleteMy hubby and I sing-song this poem to our little dog. It's a riot the way she looks at you while you're doing it!
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I remember that poem...love the card!
ReplyDeleteTammy, this card is absolutely precious!! Great job. Love the bows on the pig tails!
ReplyDeleteoh! my mom recited that poem to my sisters and me!
ReplyDeletePrecious card, Tammy!! What a delight!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable!! I love the little hair ribbons you added, too!
ReplyDeleteSUPERB coloring!! Love her pink bows! Hilarious correlation with Longfellow. LMBO!!
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