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Home,
Home All the Day
(To the tune of Home on the Range)
VERSE 1
Oh, give me the day, with no soccer to play, and no doctor's
appointments to meet,
But let me stay home and take care of my own, and my life will
be peaceful and sweet.
CHORUS
Home, Home all the day,
Where the children study and play,
Where seldom is heard, the hurry up word,
And the van's in the carport all day!
VERSE 2
Oh give me a morn, where no shoes must be worn, for the kiddos
have no place to be;
and the Mom mustn't meet; oh, that day would be sweet! And would
be such a blessing to me!
VERSE 3
Oh give me the days when we all wear P.J.s and the studies
don't start until ten.
Where we snuggle with books or we learn to be cooks and little
voices beg "Do it again!"
VERSE 4
Oh give me a place with a smile on each face, where we finger-paint
lions and bears.
No one says "What a mess!" We just feel very blessed
for the moment when everyone shares!
VERSE 5
Oh give me the hours where we study wildflowers and wonder
at the sight of the bees.
Where science is fun in the afternoon sun and our lunchroom is
under the trees.
VERSE 6
Oh, give me a day with no packed lunches to make, and no tears
and the stomach ache fake.
Oh let me stay home, though it might take a loan, and the dishes
and laundry can wait.
First verse and chorus written by Marji
McIlvaine
2nd verse written by Dalene Barnes
3rd, 4th, & 5th verses by M. Praze (with help from children!)
6th verse by Peggy in AZ
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- Shouldn't You Be In School?
by Angelina Hart
- This book strikes a humorous chord with all of us that attempt to find creative ways of answering, ignoring, overlooking, informing, defending or explaining our situation when that inevitable question comes our way.
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- Get Thee to a Punnery
by Richard, Lederer
- A fun way to laugh while learning parts of speech in order
to pun.
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