Cats in the cradle

"And the cat's in the cradle and the silver spoon Little boy blue and the man in the moon. When you comin' home, Dad? I don't know when, but we'll get together then. You know we'll have a good time then." - Harry Chapin, "Cat's In the Cradle." Don't put off spending time with your children now. Later might be too late.

Everything you need to know about playing the string-switching game Cat's CradleWant something fun to do with friends or by yourself to pass the time? Well, we've got the perfect game for you! Cat's Cradle is a traditional string game that...

Hyperbole/ Symbolism- "Whatever strings can be pulled, in other words, are being yanked" (Alvarez 102). When Minerva gets in trouble her family members and friends, she tries to get favor from their connections in the government but because of the severity of Minerva's "crime" they are pleading to lessen the sentence.

Learn how to plat the classic (and simple!) childhood game Cat's Cradle, with step-by-step instructions and video to see it in action

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The question of who first played cat’s cradle, the children’s game in which two players alternately take from each other’s fingers an inter...

“And The Cat’s In The Cradle And The Silver Spoon…” Written in 1974 for his album Verities & Balderdash, Harry Chapin’s ‘Cat’s In The Cradle’ is the tale of a man who foolishly allowed life to get in the way of spending time with his son. When performed live as in this performance, Chapin’s characteristic […]

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