December 5, 2014
Dear Family and Friends,
Once again the season is upon us and we want to
wish you all a Merry Christmas. Our children are doing well and facing the joys
and challenges of life with dignity and grace. We now have 15 grandchildren and
they bring us lots of joy. When they ask us what we want
for Christmas I don’t know what to tell them, so I wrote it in a poem. Hope you
enjoy it and may God bless you throughout the New Year.
McKell
and Lesa
What I Want for Christmas
Now I'm pushing sixty and know what I can be
This year I want from Santa, a shiny, brand new me
I've been checking with the doctors and they will go along
With metal and some plastic parts the old me will be gone
New knees will be the first thing I find beneath the tree
They will feel just perfect, come and you will see
Then the hip will be replaced with a bright titanium part
And then inside my noble chest, I'll get an artificial heart
Now that is just the beginning of a grand and glorious me
I will want a dark toupee that looks just right on me
A facelift will be next in line and then a tummy tuck
Liposuction will reduce my weight, with just a little suck
You all see the vanity that's locked inside my soul
Because of Santa's checklist, I'll get a lump of coal
But why not go on wishing, in this there is no harm
Probably I will have to wait till resurrection morn
McKell Porter
Uncle Mel sent this comment:
ReplyDeleteDo you remember that year that all he wanted was potato chips? He got lots of them. I hope he gets everything on his list.