The weekly event of Rhyme Time is one that would pass by most residents of Swindon.
FOR parents of pre-school children in Abbey, a poor neighbourhood in Cambridge, Monday means Baby Rhyme Time.
Classily, it refuses to rhyme "time" with "climb" where a mountain is involved; a Stevie Nicks-ish, 70s vibe lurks just offstage.
(A dad can dream, can't he?) The Mission itself could probably have sustained us the entire week — bilingual rhyme time at the local library, a tour of Mission murals — but my legs were restless.
Marybeth Masters, 26, the volunteer running the Rhyme Time group, says that while she gives up as much time as she can to the library, she also has a full-time job as a nurse.
Nursery Rhyme Time: Jack and Jill went over the hill -- Mary, Mary, still eating dairy!
Among Goodwin's eclectic TV appearances: a performance on "Sesame Street" of his original song "Rhyme Time".
Participants were opportunistically recruited either online recruitment via advertisements on appropriate online forums such as 'NETMUMS' and 'Mumsnet' or via direct approach at a variety of Mother and Baby groups such as 'Baby Sensory' and 'Rhyme Time' in East and West Scotland.
New York deserves another chance to experience David Hirson's play "La Bete" ["No Rhymes This Time, but That Speech...," Jan . 9]
Armed with a inquisitive look on his darling, little face, Philosotoddler questions the greatest mysteries of childhood, and he's not afraid to pose a few challenges about nursery rhymes, lunch time or even gender identification.
