Saturday, August 31, 2019

The Huntwick Herald


The Huntwick Herald
Our neighborhood newsletter
With a great Editor
No one could do it better

The President’s message
Crime statistics
Yard of the month
Architectural logistics

Announcements for clubs
And activities
at our Huntwick
Recreational Facility

Important phone numbers
On the top of page two
You never know
When you may need a few

An assortment of ads
Are in each edition
Front door delivery
And free subscription

Are we wasting paper
Should we just post on-line
Getting a hard copy
Is how I like mine

By, Randee Saber 4/30/2020


With sincere appreciation for the years
Mike Walker coordinated the 
distribution of the Huntwick Herald,
may he now rest in peace.

Friday, August 2, 2019

Seagulls are annoying



You think we’re annoying
We’re flying around
Looking for food
That fell on the ground

The clams you’re eating
They're ours to eat
So we think it's fair
That we take your treat

When seeing your food
And not to miss out
Our friends will arrive
You’ll scream and shout

No popcorn or peanuts
We’ll have to survive
During long winter months
Until you arrive

By, Randee Saber 7/22/2019

Whale watching


From our sightseeing boat
We saw Silla the whale
And everyone cheered
When we saw her tail

An older whale
Almost 40 years old
Silla’s 14th baby
Is with her we’re told

Swimming together
For only a year
When baby matures
It will disappear

A whale is a mammal
Though it lives in the sea
It needs to breathe
Just like you and me

Don't get close to the whales
If you're in a small boat
Whales can tip you over
Then you'll have to float

By, Randee Saber7/24/2019


Lobster Tales


How did you find me
I’m crawling around
Beneath the sea
Hard to be found

I washed ashore
After a storm
That’s where you saw me
It isn’t the norm

You thought I looked tasty
You needed to eat
Although I looked scary
I would be a treat

With cages to trap us
It’s now a delight
To cook us and eat us
With family at night

And many years later
A delicacy
As precious as gold
When were’ not in the sea

By, Randee Saber  7/22/2019