PLAYDATE

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PLAYDATE

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When a child meets a possible playmate

They don't evaluate their current net worth

They don't size them up as a potential romantic conquest

They don't case the child's toys with a felon's eye

They don't leap from their Little Tykes car in a homicidal fury

No, when a child meets a potential playmate

They want a playdate to have fun, goof around

Cook up a play kitchen full of shenanigans

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How much simpler life would be

If we could just begin things as playmates

For thousands of years all over the world

Every little boy and girl knew how to have all kinds of fun

With rocks, leaves, sticks, mud and found objects

Fun is needed by everyone you know

I am so glad to have you here in the playroom

We will have juice and cookies later but right now

TAG! YOU'RE IT!

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