Scrape up the brown bits Savory flavors come from Pot bottom-dwellers Peek under the lid Supper simmers, steams, and swirls The spoon longs to scoop A sudden panic Forgot the crusty bread loaf No sopping tonight Chime in with your own kitchen haiku! (Need a poetry-class refresher course? Learn how to write a haiku.)
Note: Here we will use the ancient japanese poetry structure to review the latest mixtape joints to hit the street. Knowledge and insight for your consideration - in a tasty little 5-7-5 format.DOWNLOADTwo year old albumPeep aggressive, hungry ChuckMinus the Sonic
Caught up with childhood mates,
Relived, rejoiced the old tales,
We are all different people now.
I am back. Back to writing for my own pleasure. The pressure to write just because I haven't written for a while is no longer compelling. I wish to write and the words are flowing. As non-sensical as they ever were. But they make every little sense to me. That is where I encrypt my secrets.
the stomach says, “Now!”
the owner of the stomach
says, “Take your sweet time.”
Posted in Haiku for you Tagged: Barry White, Betty White, blogospheronauts, Eddie Van Halen, hackers, haiku, havoc, lunchtime, poetry, post–Black Friday blues
how can you say no
when finally the rain comes
and the day is grey
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It's said that we allhave our 15 minutes offame in our lifetime.I'm now using afew more of those minutes fora news article.Three pictures and onequick quote from me about thelessons my mom taught.I've written aboutthe topic before - wish they hadused more of my thoughts.I was interviewed last week on the topic of drinking around your children. I've said many times that I think drinking in front o
If we wanted to validate the theory of Haiku God, we would make an attempt to discover not-Iness. A necessary ingredient of becoming not-I is elimination of desire and serving others. Unfortunately, our economy is based on desire for things. If people get rid of desire, then consumption will tank, and with it the economy.And what would most not-I's do? Probably return to the land, charity work
pizza-la (oishi!)
hokkaido potato
just three thousand yen
Posted in Haiku for you Tagged: cheffery, Guillaume Tirel, hackers, haiku, haute cuisine, havoc, HR Niebuhr, Julia Child, Nancy and Elmer, Pizza-La, poetry, Radical Monotheism
Photo by TikTikI know I'm not quirky because I had a hard time to list four unspectacular quirks of mine !!thank to Monica :))!!. Anyhow, here they are:1. I never order coffee but chocolate drink when I go to Starbucks, and I always top my choco drink with cinnamon, vanilla and choco powders.2. I don’t like drinking coffee, but I love ice cream with coffee flavour, and I like the smell of coffe
Note: Here we will use the ancient japanese poetry structure to review the latest mixtape joints to hit the street. Knowledge and insight for your consideration - in a tasty little 5-7-5 format. Carter three point fiveStripped down beats, not the flowJust ignore the skits
Finished for Friday?Not one accomplishment made.Embarrassed Mommy.Did you fare better in the productivity department than I did this week? Then by all means please go share your handiwork on Lit and Laundry's weekly Finished for Friday feature! Feeling like all you can muster is a lame literary effort? Hop over to Catholic Teacher Musings' Bad Haiku Friday festival.To paraphrase Katie Scarlett O'H
Haiku is a form of Japanese poetry consisting of verse written in three parts of five, seven, and five syllables. The haiku poem also makes reference to a kigo, a word that relates to a particular season. While Japanese haiku is formatted in a single vertical line, haiku in English is usually printed in three lines.Here are two haiku examples that I wrote:A love haiku for my fiancé…If you
Crushing heavinessweighs on my heart and yet myfingers can't type itI've got writer's blocknot for lack of subject, butfar too much to saySoon I'll find a wayto get past this, but til thenI must beg patienceHave you ever had so much going on in your life that was so intensely personal that you couldn't get it all out if you tried? Yeah, that's my life at the moment. And as a result I'm having tro
Halloween candyIn the hands of a young boyMakes a great sandwichSome Laffy TaffyTootsie roll, Smarties, StarburstHow did he chew it?My youngest daughterLet her sister do her hairMore fun than Barbie
I have a free one year subscription to Parents magazine to give away. So, I thought I’d hold a fun little contest and help get your creative juices flowing. Write me a Haiku about your current Parenting Problem. In the next several weeks I will address your concerns in other blog posts.
What is [...]
“…and i became He—”
holy smokes, this floor is cold
goodbye, little toes
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The elections areover now. The signs are down.Campaigning silenced.Now for the let-down.After all this time, what willwe talk about now?It's true. Just a couple of days post-election, and I no longer feel the urge to read Huffington Post every hour. I missed the evening news tonight and didn't feel the urge to switch over to MSNBC to see if there were any new polls. The surge of emotion has clima
As a momentous decision is about to be made, I was thinking about how politics reflects Haiku God. And it seems that the best reflection can be found in the two major parties. The Republicans are the reflection of the male side of HG, the E for energy/electromagnetic side. They are more into religious conservatism, a one-sided belief in the male god - father/son. And being responsible for yourse
It's Mira's secondHalloween - this year she willgo trick-or-treatingLast year she cried out"Help me Obi-Wan, and getme out of this thing!"(Best photo)This year a rag dollAgain with a hat becauseshe still needs more hair(Cutest costume under 2)The one with curls, though?She wants to be a robotnow. Where'd the bat go?Too bad for her, 'cuzif she wants candy then shewill be Super Girl.(Cutest costume
That’s irony, ’cause
yesterday I did neither.
I was too tired.
Normally, when I miss the daily haiku, I write one and back date it. Some of you may have noticed. Some of you may call that dishonest. I disagree however, because each back-dated haiku was written in the spirit of the day it represents, [...]ShareThis
I know that kids must
suffer colds, flus, and other
ailments - it’s normal.
But I can’t stand to
see my little Bean so ill…
snotty, whiny, sad.
He coughs, gags, sniffles…
sneezes make his eyes water.
He’s tired, frustrated.
He comes to us and
all he wants is to be held;
cuddles up closely.
His eyes speak to me,
“Mommy, make it stop hurting.”
My heart is
Financial crisis:the stock market keeps goingdown - no end in sight.I should be worried,but when you have no money,doesn't matter muchSo I'm happy 'cuzthere's nowhere to go but up.Positive thinking.If everyone's going to report doom and gloom on TV, I'm going to try to look on the bright side for once. I don't own any individual stock, and my 401k was small to begin with. The market is just comin
"I want to be asuperhero!" she tells mefor this Halloween.So superherocostume purchased, and now? Shewants to be a bat.I sometimes wonderif she does this on purposejust to screw with us.To play along for Haiku Friday, follow these steps:1. Write your own haiku on your blog. You can do one or many, all following a theme or just random. What's a haiku, you ask? Click here.2. Sign the Mister Linky b
ipsilateral,
knife around the other’s back
sharing monkey bowls
Posted in Haiku for you Tagged: Abelard and Heloise, baloney, booth, diner, hackers, haiku, haters, havoc, Nancy and Elmer, poetry, pokemon, restaurant, schnookums, sidesitters, table, tacky
Lovely Leilani,
So glad we are to see you,
We just hacked right in
Posted in General, Haiku for you Tagged: Alfred Nobel, hackers, haiku, havoc, Nancy and Elmer, poetry
I can't hide from it -stalking me in every aisleat the groceryHalloween candyof every kind calls with aloud, sweet siren songSure, it's for the kidsbut who can resist bags ofmini Reese's cups?I love dressing up for Halloween, but I think I love the candy even more. It's so unfair that grocery stores put up an entire aisle of Halloween candy (and displays at the end of every other aisle) at the be
Cancer camp Friday
Anticipation
We are full of excitement
Tall buildings, new paint
Wraparound decks greet the eye
White rockers beckon
A crystalline lake
Alligators are sleepy
The children are not
First day has flown by
Beds welcome tired campers
A toilet is clogged
My child wakens first
She attacks the day, I snooze
I become alert
What is that smell, Pete?
No answer comes, yet I know
Unmistakabl
I'm already sickof campaign ads on TVevery five minutesOne more month to goof attacks and one-sidedtales to influenceThe one benefitof these ads is I am nowwatching less TVDon't get me wrong - I'm excited about this election and hope everyone votes, but if I have to watch another month of slanted, mud-slinging campaign ads, I think I might become a fan of anarchy. I've turned off the TV more than
Note: Here we will use the ancient japanese poetry structure to review the latest joints to hit the street. Knowledge and insight for your viewing pleasure - in a tasty little 5-7-5 format.Rap purists rejoiceLabel Murs sounds like old MursWith a beat upgrade
Note: Here we will use the ancient japanese poetry structure to review the latest joints to hit the street. Knowledge and insight for your viewing pleasure - in a tasty little 5-7-5 format. "King" Defends His CrownWith tighter flow and big guestsShould tide us over
Searching for eco-friendly camping and outdoor gear, I happened upon Haiku Bags. Another promising company joining the growing eco-friendly efforts to neutralize our damage to this planet. In addition to buying carbon credits, Haiku has announced their up and coming Karma Neutral Collection.
There are three distinct bags; the to-bag bag is the most compact, the [...]
Note: Today we're beginning a new album review feature at YFWB: the Haiku Album Review. Here we will use the ancient japanese poetry structure to review the latest joints to hit the street. Knowledge and insight for your viewing pleasure - in a tasty little 5-7-5 format.New West nomineeBattle Rap-Huge Beats ticketCandidate shows growth
Crazy, busy week.
Actually I should say month
Looking for a home
Pre-qualifying
FHA or Rural loan?
When to lock in rate?
I found an error-
Mistake on credit report
Hate stupid people.
Cannot find a home
big enough for family
and at a good price.
Getting ready to
take trip to see family
Need to get away.
Excellent GrocerAt last, open in RichmondNo hour-long driveWasabi peanutsDark chocolate of all kindsWine for three dollarsAs soon as back healsI'll be knocking on your doorWe love Trader Joe'sGo on over and share a bad haiku with Laura of Catholic Teacher Musings!Happy Friday!
Long-time readers will
recall seeing this before
for Wordless Wednesday.
But I think it fits
under the category
of “funny photo.”
It makes me think of
his “Scatastrophes” and his
many “Pee-ascos.”
I don’t think you can
be a parent and not have
some of those stories!
An unexpectedsurprise tonight, hidden ina closet cornerOne final box ofThin Mint Girl Scout cookies Iforgot months agoThe perfect hidingspot, and now the perfect snack:chocolatey goodnessI was searching the house tonight for something chocolate to snack on while watching TV (Grey's Anatomy premiere, anyone?), when I remembered that at one time I stashed a bunch of Girl Scout cookies in the hall c
What do I see here?A flash of white on my headSurrounded by brownBut wait -now I seeanother one! White hairs aresprouting everywhere.When did I becomeold enough to have more whitehairs than I can pluck?Or maybe it's notthe years, but the wear - I canblame my children, right?Maybe it's not fair to completely blame my kids for the white hairs scattered around my temples. So I'll only give them part
driving to preschool
something furry rubs my leg!
dumb stowaway cat
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It's been one year nowsince Haiku Friday beganand we're still going!I'm so glad that wecould come together for thisfun writing challengeThank you to all whohave written haiku and Ihope you'll continue!To play along for Haiku Friday, follow these steps:1. Write your own haiku on your blog. You can do one or many, all following a theme or just random. What's a haiku, you ask? Click here.2. Sign the
“Mommy, lay with me.”
“Only ’til you fall asleep.”
Then I fell asleep.
Also, I’m kind of a cheater.
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I sneeze and sniffleI can't breathe and my head hurtsThis is so not fairThe weather is hotso why am I sufferingfrom a stupid cold?Colds are for winterNot summer - I can blame thison my one year old.She had the snifflesfirst - guess that's what I get forsharing food with herTo play along for Haiku Friday, follow these steps:1. Write your own haiku on your blog. You can do one or many, all followin
This little girl needs
treatment because she’s always
in the hospital.
She is young, vibrant.
You can see the life in her
eyes, the sweetness, love.
Only two years old,
she has been in hospitals
countless, painful times.
Her story is one
that no child her age should have.
Sickness. Blisters. Pain.
Her immune system
does not do the job for her
that it really should.
She misses out on
things
I asked you wonderful people to write Haiku for me the other day.
HOLY MOTHER. Now THAT was quite a mess for me to sort out!
I took full editorial license, and these are the Haiku I pieced together. Thanks for writing for/with me, my lovelies! Ya’ll rock.
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Some of you could not [...]
Farewell to SummerWith Labor Day comes the startof the Fall seasonGoodbye swimming andsandals. Hello pretty leaves,pumpkins and cider.Sure, it won't be getting cooler for weeks, but Labor Day in the US is the typical dividing line between summer and fall. Fall is my favorite season, and I can't wait for all it has to offer: pumpkin picking, playing in the leaves, the cool, crisp air, and the boun
This brand new Eau de Parfum from Avon is a great new product. Filled with beautiful scents from Jasmine, Lilies and citrus you will smell fresh and feminine all day long. Available in a 1.7 fl oz bottle which is a perfect and pretty design you can fit this little bottle in any purse and [...]
It has rained all week
Fay has now left Florida
She took long enough
She hovered over
off of the coastline forever
And took her sweet time.
After all week long
of our lives being on hold
we can now resume
I am renaming
our state to the Not Sunshine
State of Florida.
What's that sound I hear?A school bus is driving by -It's that time againNot a moment toosoon! It's back to school time andparents all rejoice!I love fall in general, but I can't wait until the start of the school year next week. Cordy will have her old routine back, with her awesome preschool teacher and many of her preschool friends from last year. She'll (eventually) be happier, and I'll be ha
A big change todayFor now, Haiku Friday willhave a single host.Jennifer has beenthe best project partner Icould ever ask forBut as we all know,time is always a factorand must be well spentShe needs a break, andI would like to thank her forall of her hard work.I can't tell you how sad I am that Jennifer won't be hosting Haiku Friday with me each week. She's been a great partner and will be missed.
It is a day late.
I want to participate
In Haiku Friday.
I saw this on someone’s blog that I happened across and had been wanting until Friday to participate. I have always loved writing haikus!! But we ended up going out of town and I just got home. Yeah, so anyway, the haiku says it all…
Occasionally I have a string of stupidly late nights, which coupled with an overabundance of Red Bull can lead to crazy eccentric rantings. Like haiku!
Energetic buzz,
Followed by total downer
WAY too much taurine.
Or how about some iambic octameter (in reverse!)?
Nights like this I wish I had some more good tunes to rock along to.
Limericks are fun [...]
It's Bad Haiku Festival Day!Jump over to Catholic Teacher Musings, and share some syllables!We're throwing our haiku hats in the ring...Beware, Ye SqueamishMy pregnancy told in verseUnappetizingTwo babies in bellyProved to be quite the surpriseAll were excitedNo morning sicknessOne would think that was good newsIt made me worryOne boy and one girlMama-to-be was hungryGas station hot dogsDouble che
Have you heard the news?Bad stuff is happening tobloggers everywhere.Some are losing jobsOthers losing health or life -Bad times all aroundAs for me, todayfor the first time ever Ihave no insuranceJobs are still scarce hereAaron applies daily butThe phone is silentWant to help others?Join Kristen in August toBlog the RecessionIt's very simple:Click through to read your blogs onthe actual URLSuch
Bloggy GiveawayYou've got two days to enterScroll down to see postSo much excitement!Why does everyone love trolls?Who could imagine?I'll do this againWith heavy artilleryStay tuned; Next time? SMURFS!*******************Day three, no coffeeMy husband's job to make itTrying to kill me?
Back from BlogHer nowTime to check up on Bloglines -O M F'in G!Over one thousandposts to read. And yet I cannot hit Mark All ReadMy weekend plans areset - I will wade through theseposts, reading each oneBut please don't hope fora comment on each, 'cuz I'mnot a fast readerIt's true. I cannot bring myself to hit Mark All Read, because I fear I'll miss some important detail of someone's life. So ins
Do Your will, O Lord -
Align our wants with Your own;
Let revival come.
Your way or nothing,
Your plan to be done through us,
Let us not flounder.
Let Your glory come,
Your Word put forth to change hearts;
Your Spirit to save -
God - mighty to save!
Our help and our salvation!
Lead us with Your love!
[...]
ThreeUnderTwo of the uber-ultra marvy Lit and Laundry just passionately proclaimed her affection for Tillamook Cheese -- in haiku. Obviously, she cherishes her cheese; and for that, I salute her. But her laudatory language aroused an undeniable guilt in me. How could I let the ambrosia that bettered my days as an early twin mom, and that continues to color my world (and occasionally, my lips) go u
Tillamook cheese loafOrange brick of sharp goodnessI bought you today.Guy KawasakiIf he would only try youalltop:tillamookTillamook dot comNothing is as excitingAs your live web cam.And you love me too!You follow me on Twitter!Crazy stalker you.I've confessed my loveDear Tillamook wont you sendMe some garlic cheese?
When Andrew asked me what I wanted for my birthday this year I said "a bag for my laptop."Going to Blogher and toting my computer around would require a good bag and I was rather specific about wanting something big enough for my Macbook plus extras so I wouldn't need my purse on the plane. I also wanted a messenger bag style instead of a brief case style and I didn't want something that looked l
Huh? Looking for me?Sorry, I'm at BlogHer nowToo drunk to haikuHave a great Friday, everyone!To play along for Haiku Friday, follow these steps:1. Write your own haiku on your blog. You can do one or many, all following a theme or just random. What's a haiku, you ask? Click here.2. Sign the Mister Linky below or at Jennifer's blog with your name and the link to your haiku post (the specific post
a naked man inside me sobs. clouds full of rain dropsslowly pass by.how it failed as a haiku:a.naked.man.in.side.me.sobs = 7 syllables (suppose to be 5)clouds.full.of.rain.drops = 5 (suppose to be 7 here)slowly.pass.by = 2 (or 3?) syllables only! ( 5 is ideal).by the way, syllable calculation is tricky!so, i relied on this online word and syllable countertrying to fix it by keeping haiku rules rig
What is Haiku (Hai coo)?Haiku is a poetic form and a type of poetry originating from Japan. It is seventeen-syllable verse form, arranged in three lines of five, seven and five syllables.Haiku combines form, content, and language in a meaningful, yet compact form. Haiku poets write about everyday things. Many themes include nature, feelings, or experiences. Usually they use simple words and gramma
Once a small, tiny
bundle, all you did was sleep
eat and cry - a lot.
Not so anymore!
Ok, so you still sleep, and
eat, and cry, a lot…
but where there was just
“a newborn”, now there’s a boy
who smiles, and giggles.
A little dude who’s
personality is oh
so different.
Different from your
brother. He was born blonde,
you were born so dark.
To say that [...]
Big test tomorrowIf I pass, I stay in school -No pressure at all.I'd write more haiku, but I really have to study for this test. It's the halfway point of nursing school, and if we don't pass this comprehensive test, we're out of the program. OK, it's not quite that dramatic. We have one more chance to take it if we fail, and if we fail both times, we can reapply to continue the program after sit
A midnight haiku
Because while the stars are up,
Our net is still down.
Yep, Dave here again - lastest update from Leslie: Still no internet.
In other news, I go home today. I’m afraid for my safety.
Hey AmericansHappy Independence DayEnjoy the fireworksCordy's school had aparade in the rain, marchingwith their drums and flagNo fireworks for usBoth girls will be asleep bynine no matter whatI think Cordy would probably like to watch the fireworks, but I don't think it'll happen this year, because my two girls turn into pumpkins at 9 pm. No matter where we are or what exciting event is happenin
We're making progressIn the last preschool hurdleof potty trainingShe used to be scaredof the great porcelain godrefusing to goThe potty chair isnow OK, but the big potis still off limits"Do you need to pee?"sometimes results in successSometimes it's too lateWe have to ask herbecause she will never gowithout some promptingShe's getting closerto potty trained, with candyfor motivationAfter several
Darlings, it's time to announce the winners of our first ever Project Runway Haiku contest! We're sorry it took so long, but you fecund bitches put in over 200 entries and that's a LOT of syllables to count.
So let's get to it, poodles:
4th prize and the winner of a Swag bag with TRESemmé products and Project Runway soundtrack is our very own TheNYCourier, who got right to the point with
Each day, the mundane.
Life - it seems stands still.
Today, I walk.
Melancholy of the evenings.
All shades turning to gray.
Today, I see just hues.
I would like borrow some words from the movie V for Vendetta.
I, like many of you, appreciate the comforts of every day routine -- the security of the familiar, the tranquility of repetition. But there are some days, when the routine just seems
Today is specialSomeone close turns fifty-fourHappy birthday, momTomorrow is mineBirthdays just one day apart(Plus twenty-two years)I kinda resented having a birthday one day apart from my mom growing up. Our family always celebrated our birthdays together, meaning I never had my own party. I didn't even have my own cake - it was always a shared cake. (I liked chocolate, and she preferred white,
Needed a racket
Husband bought the whole outfit
Overkill, daddy.
************
It's called risotto
That delicious creamy rice
Not "bunch of maggots."
************
Can't stand wii "Boogie"
Daughter always sings same song;
"I'm Fergalicious!"
************
Ballet recital
"Hurry up mom! Have to change!"
Only got one shot.
In honor of Laura at Catholic Teacher Musings...and the weekly pleasure I derive from her "Bad Haiku Friday" offerings, I'm sticking my toe in the poetry pond...Wasabi peanuts Deceptively pale green orbsLure the uninformedParents use hot sauceOthers place soap on the tongueWasabi peanuts
"Her hair is gorgeous!"Everyone marvels at mydaughter's curly locksI often wished forcurly hair like my daughter'sUntil I combed hersThe screaming, the tearsthe constant tangles make mehappy for my waves.To play along for Haiku Friday, follow these steps:1. Write your own haiku on your blog. You can do one or many, all following a theme or just random. What's a haiku, you ask? Click here.2. Sign
"Thanks for breakfast dear!"
said she, silently vowing
To post egg mess on blog.
Need to clean out car
kids drink up bottled water
Then they roll around.
Sex in the City
Another party invite
I've never seen show.
Kids found a dead rat
"Mommy can you clean it up?"
"No, that's Daddy's job"
If my cat could talk
She'd say "Thanks for the skylight!
I can has sunbeam!"
Deadly Haiku Has
Been Fighting The Bushtard For
About Twelve Months Now
There Are Two Hundred
And Ninety Five Fun Poems
To Evaluate
Starting With Number
Ten, We Are Given A Blunt
And Honest Opine
And Coming In At
Number Nine, Is The Nation's
First Party Slut In
All Her Glory, At
The Beach, Changing Her Undies
Showing Bush Of Bush
Eight Is What Is On
Everyone's Mind, When Will The Bush
Crime
Deadly Haiku Has
Been Fighting The Bushtard For
About Twelve Months Now
There Are Two Hundred
And Ninety Five Fun Poems
To Evaluate
Starting With Number
Ten, We Are Given A Blunt
And Honest Opine
And Coming In At
Number Nine, Is The Nation's
First Party Slut In
All Her Glory, At
The Beach, Changing Her Undies
Showing Bush Of Bush
Eight Is What Is On
Everyone's Mind, When Will The Bush
Crime
Have you seen the threenew Mountain Dew flavors? Ihad to try them all.A winner emergedVoltage is my championThe perfect flavorWhat makes me say this?Because it tastes just like anold-fashioned Bomb Pop!Sure, a haiku about soda is kind of dull. And normally, tasting Mountain Dew flavors would rank at the bottom of my blogging topics. But then I tried this new flavor - I swear, it tastes just like
I have given more thought to my Haiku News idea over the past month, and I have come to the conclusion that the best way to do a site like this is not by having a handful of people posting and writing haikus.The best way is to make it a site like Fark or Digg, and let visitors submit the links, and not just news. But rather than require them to write a catchy headline and a brief enticing descript
I was thinking about starting my own news site, where all the news is reported in haiku.I'd just have to take the top news stories for the day, write a haiku for each, and then post them with links to the articles.I tried to give away the idea to a friend, but he's not all that fond of 5-7-5. He's more into 4-2-0.The only thing I am worried about is that a project like this would consume way too m
Watch them as they bounceNot just good food at HootersPass me one more beerToday is our first themed haiku day! I know, we should have given you more notice, and we will in the future. But when Jennifer found out about Neil's plan for this Friday to be "Write Like the Opposite Sex Day," we both agreed it was perfect. If you want to join in, please do, but don't feel like you have to. We're still
My haiku
Washed up
Love you
Back soon
Sent via text from the 6.10 am train to London whilst rushing off to work last week, I thought it was kind of cute, can't say Donna agreed though... not particularly sure it counts as a haiku either, c'est la vie...
We're thinking aboutsuggesting a haiku theme -Are you interested?Once a month or sowe could give a topic foryou to write aboutIf this sounds crazyFeel free to say so. We won'tbe offended, 'K?I have no idea if this is something that Haiku Friday participants might be interested in. Jennifer and I have discussed the idea of throwing a theme out every few weeks to provide a little more of a challeng
