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Ah! I just went through this with an Elmo band-aid! You gave voice to exactly the struggle we went through...though ours had fewer words and more tantrum-y tears! Also, there was no cut or scrape in my house, just the sincere desire of a toddler to keep Elmo on his body at all times...

Mom never let us have printed band-aids at home, so I only got those at school, and BOY did I want to hang onto them!

Good one! Now we need one about the super heroine bandaid that cures the problem the minute the wrappers hit the floor. Our girls insist on bandaids for the tiniest injuries but happily pull them off and discard them almost immediately. I'm pretty sure the super-powers are disabled if the wrappers go in the garbage.

Hey I like your poem it made me think of how I felt as a kid. Anyways I was just stopping by checking out other's poetry and thought's on things it helps me write if you would could you check mine out to :). I promise to read everyday for your poems are filed with joyous things.
http://poeticdeception.blogspot.com
The one and only animal of poems. :)

This poem is great!! :D

Wow, that's the first genius I've seen!

All I can think is that the script looks at keywords on the main page of the Blog - and all those Shakespeare and poetry references have convinced the script that you'd need to be a genius to read it, when in fact, anyone can !

I got a genius too :)

I also think it's the poetry!! (Even though I DO think you're a genius, Michele.)

Ha, thanks Kelly ! But that's not really the question - the question is do you have to be a genius to read my Blog and the answer's a resounding No !

That's very impressive! I wonder how it works. There used to be (and it may still be there) a feature in Word that would give you a grade level for your writing, but I was never able to figure out how that worked either. Sentence length? Word length? In any event, I've seen a few of these, but never one at genius.

Thanks Mai!

The Word feature still exists and I resolutely ignore it since it's geared to American schools... It's based on average sentence length and average number of syallables in a word...

LOL. I always knew you were a genius. This just confirms it!

Thanks !