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THE GREAT COOKIE CAPER

My Mom made some cookies
Of the chocolate chip kind
She said that I could have one
I hope she did not mind

I ate the one she said
The one she said I could
And then I ate another
She must have known I would

I tried so very hard
To stop, I knew I should
Still my reasoning was sound
The cookies were too good

So now what do I do
The cookies disappeared
Yup, I’ve eaten every one
Big trouble brewed, I feared

And then I had a thought
To blame my pet dog Scamp
So I took the kitchen sponge
And made a dog paw stamp

I stuffed it in some dirt
And stamped it all around
I stamped it on the table
I stamped it on the ground

My Mother wasn’t fooled
Now my backside’s warmer
Although while my tummy’s full
It’s sitting in the corner

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It's funny what we used to think we could get away with when we were kids... and how clueless we thought our parents were.

THE GREAT COOKIE CAPER

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