Hobbo's Poems
A quirky look at life from a Yorkshire poet and his dog's perspective
Transition
Transition As I transition seamlessly from mid-life crisis to the gentle senility of old age, I find myself contemplating profound questions; what is the real meaning of life and have I eaten my lunch yet. Sadly, both are equally difficult to answer.
Hobbo's Poems 
Oh dear!😆 but if you still feel hungry, chances are that you haven’t had your lunch yet… or not enough of it… 😆
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Ha ha ha! Thanks, I like the tip!
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Our son has the same problem. “Did we have lunch yet?” “Yes, do you remember we made you pancakes?” “Oh yeah!!” 😀
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😂I had forgotten how much food growing kids can get through!
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Never gonna figger-out life. Forgetting lunch is okay if you can sneak into the kitchen for have a second or first lunch. Hope there’s more Hobbs this morning; I need to walk the wild side with my coffee. Be careful out there, Hobbs.
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We are isolating at the moment before Mrs H has her op on Wednesday, but it’s a jungle out there. Take care!
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Best to Mrs. H.!
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Will do. Thanks.
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Perhaps the meaning of life is to just keep on eating lunches until you feel full?
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Why didn’t I think of that. Brilliant philosophy!
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If you figured out the meaning of life you probably need some lunch, and dinner. Brilliant!
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Thanks. I like your logic!
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Sometimes I think the meaning of life is taking the time to taste your food…
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Philosophy at its most practical. Love it! 🤣
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Lunch and the meaning of life, both overrated. Most important thing, you managed to craft and post this poem that brought all your readers big smiles. Cheers, Hobbo. Don’t forget the night cap.
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Thanks. The kettle is on!
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“Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so.” -Douglas Adams
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Great quote, Douglas.
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