Mother Goose

Lucy is the mother goose of our eggs, but we learned a little about the original Mother Goose, who wrote nursery rhymes. She was likely a real person who lived in the 700's. Her rhymes were first published in the 1600's. We tried our hand at updating a few of her rhymes. Here are the results:

One, two, mud in my shoe.
Three, four, I'm eating an apple core.
Five, six, a coco stick.
Seven, eight, I am a gate.
Nine, ten, a big fat hen.

Jack be strong.
Jack be wrong.
Jack be long.

One, two, an owl hoot.
Three, four, my cat ate my apple core .
Five, six, a bunny ate some carrot sticks.
Seven, eight, my dad was late to get the new gate.
Nine, ten, night has just begun.

One, two, Scooby Doo.
Three, four, Sponge Bob galore!
Five, six, Goose on Sticks!
Seven, eight, goop on the gate.
Nine, ten, that's so Raven.
Eleven, twelve, me and myself.