Another Alternative Oh little Playmate come out and play with me and bring your dollies three, climb up my apple tree, holler down my rainbarrel slide down my cellar door (Willie Nelson recorded a version a version a few years ago.)

On the topic of ugly words for pretty things: pellucid. My dollies have the flu Cellars for the most part were for the purpose of storing root vegetables and apples, home-canned fruits and vegetables, and were just a small dug-out area under the house or from a hill or mound near the house. I've never encountered the song or a sloping cellar door. Thanks so much!

Visit Our Book Store. ***Jo wrote:"On the 'little playmate' song I was taught that it had a bridge between the two verses.

We had a garden, and, yes, we collected water in a rain barrel to supplement our water supply because water was precious! We always sang it "Slide down my rainbow into my cellar door." Oh! Into my dungeon door And we'll be jolly friends With a bent pin for a hook (*I was unreliably informed by the friend who taught me the latter version that sycamore trees have very scratchy bark. forever more, more, lock the door. I wouldn't expect to see anybody make the connection explicit, all the more if they were going to tell a story about having heard the claim from some foreigner.

The first time I heard of "celador" as something special was when "Who wants to be a Millionaire" premiered in the US. I objected strenuously that "Citeron" was more like a car than an archvillain, and since I was the campaign chronicler, I had the last word. Though as to how else all those Italians and Spaniards would be familiar with the phrase…. Slide down my rain barrel Thanks to Uly for the hand-clapping directions. Inasmuch as the observation has been laid to indefinite numbers of speakers of French, Spanish, and Italian, there's no reason at all to credit this particular story. But come to my rainbow

The song figures a couple of times in the 1981 Warren Beatty movie Reds, most unforgettably as sung by Peggy Lee. forever more, more, shut the door. Oh Johnny playmate come out and play wiyh me climb up my apple tree slide down my rainbow into my cellar door and we'll be jolly friends forever more more more! Boo hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo.

And baby kangaroo (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); 2nd VerseLeann Slayter wrote:Growing up in Boston we had a second verse for "Oh Little Playmate" Oh jolly playmate, I can't come play with you.My dolly has the flu, boo hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo.I have no rainbow, ain't got no cellar door, But we'll be jolly playmates for ever more more more. Slide down my playground into my cellar door, and we'll be jolly friends forever more more more more more. Come out and bite me. Thanks to Katrina Kuhn for sending her family's version. But we'll be jolly friends And bring your dollies three, climb up my apple tree. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Py1F22liT1M

Climb up my apple tree, slide down my rainbow, slide down the cellar door, and we will be jolly friends forever more. Religious Telescope, 1906, I am not desirous of having him slide down my cellar door. In a 2010 NYT “On Language” column, Grant Barrett traced the claim that “cellar door” is the most beautiful phrase in English back as far as 1905 1903.

The authors apparently weren't aware that it began life as a commercial song, but they do find it so saccharine for a children's rhyme that they wonder if it was written by adults for children. But I admit it's more euphonious than our 'water tank' and the Brit's 'water butt'! See see my playmate, Sherman and Weisskopf also report a parody version, different from Sharon Goetz's: Say, say, my vampire,

THESE ARE DOWNLOADABLE EBOOKS AVAILABLE INSTANTLY. We did know what cellar doors were, if only from movies like The Wizard of Oz.). http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=njp.32101078190236;view=1up;seq=46 And bring your monsters three Munsey’s magazine, 1901, And Greece has said to Roumania, "You can't slide down my cellar-door any more." So Christmas is celebrated like a giant outdoor block party. We'd fish all day an' fish till night Come out and play with me Its being the westernmost island and the abode of dragons, which you mention, must be part of that. My dolly's got the flu

How we'd slide down some ole cellar door Minor note: the date to beat for the assertion is not 1905 but 1903. which can only be from a TV presenter's catchphrase of the day. And Greece has said to Roumania, "You can't slide down my cellar-door any more.". Climb up my graveyard tree, Later that same year, Petrie published a song titled, I Don't Want To Play In Your Yard (scorch format) which was a huge hit. And we'll be jolly friends

But that doesn't explain why the story emerged when it did. We'd slide an' slide, till our pants got tore Do I have the right to be upset about my daughter? http://laudatortemporisacti.blogspot.com/2009/11/euphony-of-cellar-door.html. Fantasy authors do seem to have a liking for proper names with a -dor ending. Perhaps the problem isn't that you are getting a grandchild - perhaps it's that this represents old age to you. You know, that slidin' down th cellar door Forever more - more - more - more - more!! 3. My mommy said not too Growing up in Seattle, USA, we had roughly the version given here (with "climb down my rain barrel/ Into my cellar door"–I don't think Seattle ever had external cellar doors so we had no idea what to make of this). And we'll be jolly friends forever more.

Also no one thought to replace "jolly.

come out and play with me The claim in question is that Mazzini was the source of the observation. "Here's the version Joanne and the ladies remember:Say, say, oh playmate, Come out and play with me, And bring your dollies three, Climb up my apple tree.Shout down my rain barrel,Slide down my cellar door, And we'll be jolly friends, Forever more, more, more, more, more!Say, say, oh playmate, I cannot play with you,My dolly's got the flu, Boo hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo.Ain't got not rain barrel,Ain't got no cellar door,But we'll be jolly friends, Forever more more more.Thanks for sharing your version Joanne! Thanks to Joanne, Candace and Eddie for sending their versions! © 2002-2012 Songs for Teaching®   All rights reserved.

Rain barrels were more thoroughly obsolete. Climb up my hippie tree Thanks to Joanne, Candace and Eddie for sending their versions! But why would one assume that some one of these stories has to be true? One Two Three Four! And through the cellar door Climb up my sticker tree. Apparently I learned it wrong.

Then clap left to left and your hands together twice. So it's clear that those c's were always intended to be pronounced /k/. Slide down my rainbow, Into my cellar door, And we'll be jolly friends, Forever more, more, more! ", J. W. Brewer said: "I would tend to assume the original notion involves sliding down the exterior of a closed (and characteristically sloped) cellar door, not sliding down into the mysterious darkness of the cellar itself?". I cannot fight with you, Thanks to Leann Slayter for sending a 2nd verse to this rhyme! ~ Douglas Pagels *waving hi* Hello, my friends! The act? The mumps and measles too @Sharon Goetz: The parody version I learned when I was a kid in Maryland in the 80s was: See see my enemy

Rural electric had not as yet come to the area and with no electricity available, our water was rope-drawn from a cistern. • Mother Goose songs, rhymes, lullabies, circle games, and finger plays, • Commentary from ordinary people about what the poems have meant to their lives. It is amazing how these little rhymes stay, yet change with each retelling...like a folk-story.

All rights reserved. I would not let an operator that did not have a card, carry my lunch basket or slide down my cellar door: not to say give him a "square" or fix him for a ride over the road. I had no idea it was such an old song though! Advertisement . More to the point, a large proportion of the numerous stories Grant and you have collected attribute the claim to generally Spanish, French, and Italian speakers, usually second- to nth-hand (though writing 50+ years after the claim first surfaced, Barzun ascribes it to a Japanese student of his). And bring your dollies three, For the Iola claim: Digest cite Terhune, who was born after Mazzini's death and would have picked it up god-knows-where. Forever evermore.

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Another Alternative Oh little Playmate come out and play with me and bring your dollies three, climb up my apple tree, holler down my rainbarrel slide down my cellar door (Willie Nelson recorded a version a version a few years ago.)

On the topic of ugly words for pretty things: pellucid. My dollies have the flu Cellars for the most part were for the purpose of storing root vegetables and apples, home-canned fruits and vegetables, and were just a small dug-out area under the house or from a hill or mound near the house. I've never encountered the song or a sloping cellar door. Thanks so much!

Visit Our Book Store. ***Jo wrote:"On the 'little playmate' song I was taught that it had a bridge between the two verses.

We had a garden, and, yes, we collected water in a rain barrel to supplement our water supply because water was precious! We always sang it "Slide down my rainbow into my cellar door." Oh! Into my dungeon door And we'll be jolly friends With a bent pin for a hook (*I was unreliably informed by the friend who taught me the latter version that sycamore trees have very scratchy bark. forever more, more, lock the door. I wouldn't expect to see anybody make the connection explicit, all the more if they were going to tell a story about having heard the claim from some foreigner.

The first time I heard of "celador" as something special was when "Who wants to be a Millionaire" premiered in the US. I objected strenuously that "Citeron" was more like a car than an archvillain, and since I was the campaign chronicler, I had the last word. Though as to how else all those Italians and Spaniards would be familiar with the phrase…. Slide down my rain barrel Thanks to Uly for the hand-clapping directions. Inasmuch as the observation has been laid to indefinite numbers of speakers of French, Spanish, and Italian, there's no reason at all to credit this particular story. But come to my rainbow

The song figures a couple of times in the 1981 Warren Beatty movie Reds, most unforgettably as sung by Peggy Lee. forever more, more, shut the door. Oh Johnny playmate come out and play wiyh me climb up my apple tree slide down my rainbow into my cellar door and we'll be jolly friends forever more more more! Boo hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo.

And baby kangaroo (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); 2nd VerseLeann Slayter wrote:Growing up in Boston we had a second verse for "Oh Little Playmate" Oh jolly playmate, I can't come play with you.My dolly has the flu, boo hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo.I have no rainbow, ain't got no cellar door, But we'll be jolly playmates for ever more more more. Slide down my playground into my cellar door, and we'll be jolly friends forever more more more more more. Come out and bite me. Thanks to Katrina Kuhn for sending her family's version. But we'll be jolly friends And bring your dollies three, climb up my apple tree. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Py1F22liT1M

Climb up my apple tree, slide down my rainbow, slide down the cellar door, and we will be jolly friends forever more. Religious Telescope, 1906, I am not desirous of having him slide down my cellar door. In a 2010 NYT “On Language” column, Grant Barrett traced the claim that “cellar door” is the most beautiful phrase in English back as far as 1905 1903.

The authors apparently weren't aware that it began life as a commercial song, but they do find it so saccharine for a children's rhyme that they wonder if it was written by adults for children. But I admit it's more euphonious than our 'water tank' and the Brit's 'water butt'! See see my playmate, Sherman and Weisskopf also report a parody version, different from Sharon Goetz's: Say, say, my vampire,

THESE ARE DOWNLOADABLE EBOOKS AVAILABLE INSTANTLY. We did know what cellar doors were, if only from movies like The Wizard of Oz.). http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=njp.32101078190236;view=1up;seq=46 And bring your monsters three Munsey’s magazine, 1901, And Greece has said to Roumania, "You can't slide down my cellar-door any more." So Christmas is celebrated like a giant outdoor block party. We'd fish all day an' fish till night Come out and play with me Its being the westernmost island and the abode of dragons, which you mention, must be part of that. My dolly's got the flu

How we'd slide down some ole cellar door Minor note: the date to beat for the assertion is not 1905 but 1903. which can only be from a TV presenter's catchphrase of the day. And Greece has said to Roumania, "You can't slide down my cellar-door any more.". Climb up my graveyard tree, Later that same year, Petrie published a song titled, I Don't Want To Play In Your Yard (scorch format) which was a huge hit. And we'll be jolly friends

But that doesn't explain why the story emerged when it did. We'd slide an' slide, till our pants got tore Do I have the right to be upset about my daughter? http://laudatortemporisacti.blogspot.com/2009/11/euphony-of-cellar-door.html. Fantasy authors do seem to have a liking for proper names with a -dor ending. Perhaps the problem isn't that you are getting a grandchild - perhaps it's that this represents old age to you. You know, that slidin' down th cellar door Forever more - more - more - more - more!! 3. My mommy said not too Growing up in Seattle, USA, we had roughly the version given here (with "climb down my rain barrel/ Into my cellar door"–I don't think Seattle ever had external cellar doors so we had no idea what to make of this). And we'll be jolly friends forever more.

Also no one thought to replace "jolly.

come out and play with me The claim in question is that Mazzini was the source of the observation. "Here's the version Joanne and the ladies remember:Say, say, oh playmate, Come out and play with me, And bring your dollies three, Climb up my apple tree.Shout down my rain barrel,Slide down my cellar door, And we'll be jolly friends, Forever more, more, more, more, more!Say, say, oh playmate, I cannot play with you,My dolly's got the flu, Boo hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo.Ain't got not rain barrel,Ain't got no cellar door,But we'll be jolly friends, Forever more more more.Thanks for sharing your version Joanne! Thanks to Joanne, Candace and Eddie for sending their versions! © 2002-2012 Songs for Teaching®   All rights reserved.

Rain barrels were more thoroughly obsolete. Climb up my hippie tree Thanks to Joanne, Candace and Eddie for sending their versions! But why would one assume that some one of these stories has to be true? One Two Three Four! And through the cellar door Climb up my sticker tree. Apparently I learned it wrong.

Then clap left to left and your hands together twice. So it's clear that those c's were always intended to be pronounced /k/. Slide down my rainbow, Into my cellar door, And we'll be jolly friends, Forever more, more, more! ", J. W. Brewer said: "I would tend to assume the original notion involves sliding down the exterior of a closed (and characteristically sloped) cellar door, not sliding down into the mysterious darkness of the cellar itself?". I cannot fight with you, Thanks to Leann Slayter for sending a 2nd verse to this rhyme! ~ Douglas Pagels *waving hi* Hello, my friends! The act? The mumps and measles too @Sharon Goetz: The parody version I learned when I was a kid in Maryland in the 80s was: See see my enemy

Rural electric had not as yet come to the area and with no electricity available, our water was rope-drawn from a cistern. • Mother Goose songs, rhymes, lullabies, circle games, and finger plays, • Commentary from ordinary people about what the poems have meant to their lives. It is amazing how these little rhymes stay, yet change with each retelling...like a folk-story.

All rights reserved. I would not let an operator that did not have a card, carry my lunch basket or slide down my cellar door: not to say give him a "square" or fix him for a ride over the road. I had no idea it was such an old song though! Advertisement . More to the point, a large proportion of the numerous stories Grant and you have collected attribute the claim to generally Spanish, French, and Italian speakers, usually second- to nth-hand (though writing 50+ years after the claim first surfaced, Barzun ascribes it to a Japanese student of his). And bring your dollies three, For the Iola claim: Digest cite Terhune, who was born after Mazzini's death and would have picked it up god-knows-where. Forever evermore.

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One Two Three Four! I remember singing it as a song when I was little. I'm guessing that the open-syllable structure has something to do with it, and I've heard similar claims about other languages thought to be "beautiful" to the ear, i.e. and bring your warriors three, But if we take 1903 as the first year so far known that the claim "surfaced," then it was not "50+ years after the claim first surfaced." Song parodies are of course very common in children's lore. At Mama Lisa's World we believe sharing our cultures and traditions can help bring us togehter. Navy SEAL in charge of bin Laden raid endorses Biden, Woman, 9 months pregnant, easily breaks 6-minute mile, 50 Cent appears to endorse Trump over Biden, 'Secret weapon' gives GOP hope for Election Day, Rush Limbaugh says cancer going in 'wrong direction', The New Yorker suspends Toobin after Zoom incident, Blue wave would rain $2.5 trillion stimulus: Analyst, David Letterman admits he 'misjudged' Kim Kardashian, With just days to go in the campaign, Trump rips toilets, ESPN host receives support after sharing hate message, http://www.kididdles.com/lyrics/o017.html. Our alternative version was, Say say oh enemy What does that mean?". 800-649-5514 (480-689-1190). Picking up on Dan T.'s comment about fantasy authors, Ursula K. LeGuin's Earthsea archipelago includes an island called Selidor.

Another Alternative Oh little Playmate come out and play with me and bring your dollies three, climb up my apple tree, holler down my rainbarrel slide down my cellar door (Willie Nelson recorded a version a version a few years ago.)

On the topic of ugly words for pretty things: pellucid. My dollies have the flu Cellars for the most part were for the purpose of storing root vegetables and apples, home-canned fruits and vegetables, and were just a small dug-out area under the house or from a hill or mound near the house. I've never encountered the song or a sloping cellar door. Thanks so much!

Visit Our Book Store. ***Jo wrote:"On the 'little playmate' song I was taught that it had a bridge between the two verses.

We had a garden, and, yes, we collected water in a rain barrel to supplement our water supply because water was precious! We always sang it "Slide down my rainbow into my cellar door." Oh! Into my dungeon door And we'll be jolly friends With a bent pin for a hook (*I was unreliably informed by the friend who taught me the latter version that sycamore trees have very scratchy bark. forever more, more, lock the door. I wouldn't expect to see anybody make the connection explicit, all the more if they were going to tell a story about having heard the claim from some foreigner.

The first time I heard of "celador" as something special was when "Who wants to be a Millionaire" premiered in the US. I objected strenuously that "Citeron" was more like a car than an archvillain, and since I was the campaign chronicler, I had the last word. Though as to how else all those Italians and Spaniards would be familiar with the phrase…. Slide down my rain barrel Thanks to Uly for the hand-clapping directions. Inasmuch as the observation has been laid to indefinite numbers of speakers of French, Spanish, and Italian, there's no reason at all to credit this particular story. But come to my rainbow

The song figures a couple of times in the 1981 Warren Beatty movie Reds, most unforgettably as sung by Peggy Lee. forever more, more, shut the door. Oh Johnny playmate come out and play wiyh me climb up my apple tree slide down my rainbow into my cellar door and we'll be jolly friends forever more more more! Boo hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo.

And baby kangaroo (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); 2nd VerseLeann Slayter wrote:Growing up in Boston we had a second verse for "Oh Little Playmate" Oh jolly playmate, I can't come play with you.My dolly has the flu, boo hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo.I have no rainbow, ain't got no cellar door, But we'll be jolly playmates for ever more more more. Slide down my playground into my cellar door, and we'll be jolly friends forever more more more more more. Come out and bite me. Thanks to Katrina Kuhn for sending her family's version. But we'll be jolly friends And bring your dollies three, climb up my apple tree. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Py1F22liT1M

Climb up my apple tree, slide down my rainbow, slide down the cellar door, and we will be jolly friends forever more. Religious Telescope, 1906, I am not desirous of having him slide down my cellar door. In a 2010 NYT “On Language” column, Grant Barrett traced the claim that “cellar door” is the most beautiful phrase in English back as far as 1905 1903.

The authors apparently weren't aware that it began life as a commercial song, but they do find it so saccharine for a children's rhyme that they wonder if it was written by adults for children. But I admit it's more euphonious than our 'water tank' and the Brit's 'water butt'! See see my playmate, Sherman and Weisskopf also report a parody version, different from Sharon Goetz's: Say, say, my vampire,

THESE ARE DOWNLOADABLE EBOOKS AVAILABLE INSTANTLY. We did know what cellar doors were, if only from movies like The Wizard of Oz.). http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=njp.32101078190236;view=1up;seq=46 And bring your monsters three Munsey’s magazine, 1901, And Greece has said to Roumania, "You can't slide down my cellar-door any more." So Christmas is celebrated like a giant outdoor block party. We'd fish all day an' fish till night Come out and play with me Its being the westernmost island and the abode of dragons, which you mention, must be part of that. My dolly's got the flu

How we'd slide down some ole cellar door Minor note: the date to beat for the assertion is not 1905 but 1903. which can only be from a TV presenter's catchphrase of the day. And Greece has said to Roumania, "You can't slide down my cellar-door any more.". Climb up my graveyard tree, Later that same year, Petrie published a song titled, I Don't Want To Play In Your Yard (scorch format) which was a huge hit. And we'll be jolly friends

But that doesn't explain why the story emerged when it did. We'd slide an' slide, till our pants got tore Do I have the right to be upset about my daughter? http://laudatortemporisacti.blogspot.com/2009/11/euphony-of-cellar-door.html. Fantasy authors do seem to have a liking for proper names with a -dor ending. Perhaps the problem isn't that you are getting a grandchild - perhaps it's that this represents old age to you. You know, that slidin' down th cellar door Forever more - more - more - more - more!! 3. My mommy said not too Growing up in Seattle, USA, we had roughly the version given here (with "climb down my rain barrel/ Into my cellar door"–I don't think Seattle ever had external cellar doors so we had no idea what to make of this). And we'll be jolly friends forever more.

Also no one thought to replace "jolly.

come out and play with me The claim in question is that Mazzini was the source of the observation. "Here's the version Joanne and the ladies remember:Say, say, oh playmate, Come out and play with me, And bring your dollies three, Climb up my apple tree.Shout down my rain barrel,Slide down my cellar door, And we'll be jolly friends, Forever more, more, more, more, more!Say, say, oh playmate, I cannot play with you,My dolly's got the flu, Boo hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo.Ain't got not rain barrel,Ain't got no cellar door,But we'll be jolly friends, Forever more more more.Thanks for sharing your version Joanne! Thanks to Joanne, Candace and Eddie for sending their versions! © 2002-2012 Songs for Teaching®   All rights reserved.

Rain barrels were more thoroughly obsolete. Climb up my hippie tree Thanks to Joanne, Candace and Eddie for sending their versions! But why would one assume that some one of these stories has to be true? One Two Three Four! And through the cellar door Climb up my sticker tree. Apparently I learned it wrong.

Then clap left to left and your hands together twice. So it's clear that those c's were always intended to be pronounced /k/. Slide down my rainbow, Into my cellar door, And we'll be jolly friends, Forever more, more, more! ", J. W. Brewer said: "I would tend to assume the original notion involves sliding down the exterior of a closed (and characteristically sloped) cellar door, not sliding down into the mysterious darkness of the cellar itself?". I cannot fight with you, Thanks to Leann Slayter for sending a 2nd verse to this rhyme! ~ Douglas Pagels *waving hi* Hello, my friends! The act? The mumps and measles too @Sharon Goetz: The parody version I learned when I was a kid in Maryland in the 80s was: See see my enemy

Rural electric had not as yet come to the area and with no electricity available, our water was rope-drawn from a cistern. • Mother Goose songs, rhymes, lullabies, circle games, and finger plays, • Commentary from ordinary people about what the poems have meant to their lives. It is amazing how these little rhymes stay, yet change with each retelling...like a folk-story.

All rights reserved. I would not let an operator that did not have a card, carry my lunch basket or slide down my cellar door: not to say give him a "square" or fix him for a ride over the road. I had no idea it was such an old song though! Advertisement . More to the point, a large proportion of the numerous stories Grant and you have collected attribute the claim to generally Spanish, French, and Italian speakers, usually second- to nth-hand (though writing 50+ years after the claim first surfaced, Barzun ascribes it to a Japanese student of his). And bring your dollies three, For the Iola claim: Digest cite Terhune, who was born after Mazzini's death and would have picked it up god-knows-where. Forever evermore.

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