| dow·ry (dou′rē)
n. pl. dow·ries
1. Money or property brought by a bride to her husband at marriage.
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Dear Samson,
As our engagement lingers, I have to wonder how long till I become your Mrs. So anyway... I'm thinking a fall wedding when it cools a bit and the leaves are bright and colorful. What do you think?
Samson!
Are you paying attention?
Okay. So if you have lost interest, maybe this will change your mind:
I have a dowry all my own,
Included are 3 ice cream cones.
Balls that light and ones that squeak,
I even have a ball that speaks.
My Wally measures 4 foot long,
And Piggie - he will sing a song.
Squirrely Friend and Skunkie too,
A hat that krinkles just like new.
One Santa who is missing stuffing,
Man who wont put up with nothing.
Hotdogs, hamburgers, Kongs with treats,
Mr. Raccoon who's lost his feets.
Reindeer, Gumby, balls galore,
Need I mention any more?
All these things for me us were bought.
Are ya ready Samson... to tie the knot?
