I really loved sweet Mary Lou
who sat beside me in grade two.
Her eyes were big and bright, bright green.
She always smiled — was never mean.
She never noticed me at all,
cause I was short and she was tall,
and so I thought I’d write a note.
I thought real hard and then I wrote.
I folded it and had to smile.
I looked at her across the aisle,
and threw the note right on her book.
She opened it and had a look.
She started laughing at the note,
at the message that I wrote,
and as she laughed, I played it cool,
cause after all, we were in school.
She couldn’t stop laughing for a while
and on my face, I wore a smile,
cause in that note to Mary Lou,
in great big letters, I wrote, “BOO!”
The Lonely Meatball 
Yup! Playing it cool is SOOOOO important. I see your boy discovered that very early in his career.
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It is indeed. Now, if he can just grow taller, he’ll be off to the races.
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I like his style. And apparently so did Mary Lou. Better low-key, especially at first. There’ll be time later to emulate Ricky Nelson. We hope.
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That’s right! Nelson wrote that song. Actually, I got a note thrown on my desk in elementary from Steven Stalh, and it said “BOO!” I thought it was hilarious and obviously never forgot it.
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Lol. Fun stuff!
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Just perfect!
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