Overexposure to sunlight is not good for health but may harm one’s health. liked it.

What a title, I actually thought of actual lobsters. Excessive sunlight is damaging.

I’m still laughing, Christine! While across the Tasman in Sydney a year or so ago, we bought and ate lobsters and chips and sat on Bondi Beach eating them. That would be unaffordable here in NZ. Your title certainly catches attention.

This is amusing. We don’t see a lot of lobsters on the beach here given our brown complexion. We turn tan straightaway. I love your personal accounts.

nicely written.

Thanks for wonderful share

haha, me too, thought I will see picture of lobsters here.
Oh, must protect the skin, last time I always wanted to be tanned because I was originally fair in complexion, and I always don’t like to be fair and tried to go under the sun as much as I can, now I avoid, and even if I go swimming pool, will apply sun block. However, I don’t have the habit of using umbrella or wearing hat on a sunny day. I don’t mind getting contact with the sun but not like the lobster picture here, haha.

Wonderful share. .

well-written….when i started readin i thought that people were bitten by lobsters…hehehe….but true people get burnt in the UV rays. but i have heard that most people who live in the colder region do not get to see the sun much… and when they do they have no choice but to enjoy the warmth….
i live on an island and surrounded by beaches. But i never prefer to go there in the heat and under the sun..
evenings are good to spend at the beach….

Amusing and cute. I Love it.

I’m sure they know it now. Hard head, soft behind.

Too much sun exposure leads to cancer. I guess there are still too many ignorant people in this world. And yes, it does hurt a lot.

haha! I thought this was going to be about a lobster and a pot or something.
lovely poem and yes I agree some people are still so silly when it comes to sun bathing!

Though we in India are not used to such sun baths,We have got a nice exposure about sun baths through your poem.Thanks for sharing.

Your poem is cute and funny – I have seen some lobsters myself. But it brings to light a serious health issue. Skin cancer can be a killer. Unfortunately, there are still people who will chance it for what they think is attractive/beautiful (a nice tan). Hope they will learn before it’s too late.

I can feel its hot…funny to describe the couple like lobsters..hehehe

Well written…

Thanks for the share

giggles.. you surprised me with this article… loved it…. i have been guilty of falling asleep on the beach though.. sigh… hee hee

im so amaze. i thought its really is a lobster.. nice!

Some just like it hot. I just like it cool. Lobster red does not look great on people. Funny and interesting post.

Your poems always give me a good read. Thank you.

Indeed. The shade is such a comfortable place to relax when the sun is blazing.

Nice read. Thanks Christine. People should learn.

very good entry

It is a very catchy title. Lovely poem. Thank you.

Quite hilarious, friend. People tend to forget their skin.

Lovely Christine, what a good read, I must confess that im a sun worshipper and love lying in the sun, I have been caught out a few times tho……..sunburn OOoooooooouuuucccchhh!!! xx

Christine, years ago when we went to the lake we did the same thing every year. it is absolutely painful. I don’t do it anymore.

at an early hour in the morning, this can be really healthy. but beyond, it could be harmful..
Shalom.

CR…great poem with some valuable advice. I have been burned to a crisp when I spent one sunny day paddling around a lake in southern British Columbia and this was in the days before the rays of the sun turned out to be unrelenting. I also saw someone suffering from water blisters from being out in the Hawaiin sun for too long…not a pretty sight. I guess we are ll very slow learners…hope people follow your advice and stay in the shade during the heat of the day…of course I voted…Thanks.

CR…great poem with some valuable advice. I have been burned to a crisp when I spent one sunny day paddling around a lake in southern British Columbia and this was in the days before the rays of the sun turned out to be unrelenting. I also saw someone suffering from water blisters from being out in the Hawaiin sun for too long…not a pretty sight. I guess we are all very slow learners…hope people follow your advice and stay in the shade during the heat of the day…of course I voted…Thanks

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Your comparison on lobsters and sunbathing is too good. I thought this was something to do with lobsters when I saw the title.

A very catchy title. Thought it was a recipe..lol. Nevertheless, you have shared your observation in such a very lovely poem.

Or they learn to wear a good sunscreen and reapply throughout the day. Living in Florida, it didn’t take me long to learn that lesson. I haven’t had a burn in years and years. Loved your poem.

I was thinking of the real lobsters when I read the title hahah! Ouch ouch that must really hurt a lot. You are right, best to stay in the shade. Lovely poem

A clever poem! Love it!

It never ceases to amaze me either. Very neat poem, I enjoyed this one.

Very cute! I’ve made that mistake myself!

Thank you everyone for your interesting comments. I didn’t realise that lobsters on the beach could be so misunderstood.

Christine

That was cute. That’s what happens when you want fun in the Sun!

Sunburns are so evil.

Very amusing! I stumbled this.
Take Care, DreamSweet and Let Your Heart Shine
~ milty

I loved your poem. It really is a shame that people insist on baking in the sun when they know how dangerous it is to do that. I always head for the shade whenever it is bright outside.

Nice one Christine, some fools just don’t learn, getting caught by accident, is one thing… cooking your self another cheers.

Great poem…amazing…keep writing and entertaining ma’am…

Great poem…amazing…keep writing and entertaining ma’am…and yes yummy too…lol

Superb, simply superb!

I missed this post earlier, but now I’ve caught up with it on SU. Well done Christine.
Monica.

This is funny, though you do have to be careful in the sun.

when i saw the title, i was thinking right away of lobsters as food! hahaha… oh but it’s human lobster! nice

Oh! what a comparison, this was a great read. It is true, one should be satisfied with the natural tone.

LOL. Funny but also a very scary piece.

Excellent!