Mary Reynolds
Danielson, Connecticut
Mary ReynoldsDanielson, Connecticut |
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I like to write some wordsFor you biographically About my past and present And what it used to be I was born a twin in nineteen twenty two I finished school in forty one And started something new I did factory work a few years To earn my weekly pay Then I met a charming guy He blessed my life each day We dated steady for one year And then we wed to stay He spent time in the navy Then returned back home to me We have five children all grown up We are together a happy family |
Helping OthersIf you do the best you canYou'll always be repaid Good things come to those that wait This is the law God made So think about what you can do To help somebody else You'll be repaid in many ways And be proud of yourself!! |
My Puppy
(Written by Mary Reynolds in 1936) He stands and wags his stubby tail He even tears clothes from the rail He eats the kittens' supper up But after all he's just a pup. He tears our stockings and bites our shoes He even tears the daily news. What would you do to bring him up But after all he's just a pup. |
1946 Christmas: What Christmas MeansChristmas day brings lots of cheerTo the children every year And so grown-up folks as well All the great glad tidings tell. Our dear Lord was born this day In a manger far away With no pillow for his head And no blanket for his bed. Let us thank our Lord above For his kindness and his love And be thankful that we are Born of Him our "Guiding Star" . |