Make poem funny My younger sisters 61 birthdayWhen she as little, her nickname was Susie CueShe was the youngest of 4 girls She was teased she was so cuteAs she got older she was very pretty She lived in Edmonton CanadaNet her husband Kevin in VancouverThey had 3 gorgeous girlsThey moved from Edmonton to Atlanta when the girls were little Sue and Kevin moved to Charlotte Their girls visit them often They have a pontoon boat They come home to Canada to visit Sue likes to danceShe’s funnyShe’s a bit dramatic She likes excel spreadsheetsMakes yummy Keista ushka Is a decorator, she loves to decorate
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On her sixty-first, let's raise a cheer,
To little Susie Cue, who we all hold dear.
Youngest of four, cuteness caused quite the stir,
Teased for sweet cheeks and blond curls that would blur.
Now, from Edmonton’s chill to Charlotte’s embrace,
She’s danced through the years with humor and grace.
Met Kevin up north, a love tale begun,
In Vancouver's romance, where hearts beat as one.
Three stunning daughters—like jewels they gleam,
They moved southward for warmth and the dream.
From pontoon joyrides on Carolina's lakes,
To cozy homecomings filled with laughter and cakes.
Sue's spreadsheets are legendary, quite a sight,
With rows and columns sparkling bright.
Her keista ushka lures you in with its smell,
A decorator's touch makes every room swell.
Though she's a bit dramatic, she owns the stage,
A gem of a sister, funny as she turns the page.
So happy birthday to Sue, who shines like no other,
Our dear Susie Cue—youngest sister, forever!