One, two – tie the shoe
Three, four – zigzag out the door
Five, six – love those kicks
Seven, eight – biking will be their fate
Nine, ten – a challenge hen
Eleven, twelve – a challenge into which I delve
(Be certain to click on the zigzag link for further inspiration)
Mary J Melange 
Haha! I went on a journey all around town in search for zigzags and spirals, when all I needed to do was to open my cupboard 🙂 Very nicely done.
Thanks! I was searching too, until I looked down at my feet. LOL!
😀 Always the best place to start.
Nice runners. Not so sure about the poem but. [grin]
Hey, it sounded good in my head! 😛
I’m only poking you with a pin, M-J: ignore me darlin.
[grin]
OK, I’ll go harass the cats… :-p
I can see it now …
Just don’t zigzag on the bike, please. Well, unless the coast is clear both ways – then go for it! (Although, I have to warn you the last time I did that, the pedal hit the bitumen and then I followed suit over the handlebars. Keep those pedals horizontal.)
I’m only letting my shoe laces zigzag. I promise!
MTM is building me a bike…..
Building? Wow, talented guy.
Nice take on zig-zag!!
Thanks!
I’m zigzagging through many blogs tonight catching up on my reading!
Ha! 🙂
How cool … laces zig zagging up our shoes. Loved the creativity 🙂 Here’s my less interesting (rather desperate) take on this challenge but I am enjoying seeing what others have posted. http://galeweithers.wordpress.com/2014/08/11/one-ziggy-zaggy-afternoon-in-barbados/
Thank you!