The Quiet Country House: Favoring February: All Haiku, All the Time
Steve, Love it! Hope you do!
Let's see . . . Feb. can be a fun month to do a self directed study of Washington and Lincoln. We could send some special surprise valentines. We could eat more ice cream. We could make candles.
You broadened my horizons, Marcie. I didn't know what Haiku was until I went and looked it up. That's a great challenge.
Pom Pom, Those are great ideas. I would especially love to make candles. My mom did that when I was a little girl. She sold them at a local shop. My favorites were the red ones that she made in a tall ice cream sundae glass. She topped them with whipped white wax, a wick and the tip of a straw sticking out. They looked like beautiful ice cream sodas. :)
Sandra, I am happy to have expanded your horizons! Are you thinking of joining in? I hope to!
I remember writing Haiku in high school and having some of them published in our school yearbook. I think that was the last time I wrote them. Interesting challenge!
Cat, I hope you will join in! Fun to revive an old skill. I used to write them on this blog quite often, but haven't done so in a while. I am going to try to meet the challenge!
The Quiet Country House: Favoring February: All Haiku, All the Time
Steve, Love it! Hope you do!
Let's see . . . Feb. can be a fun month to do a self directed study of Washington and Lincoln. We could send some special surprise valentines. We could eat more ice cream. We could make candles.
You broadened my horizons, Marcie. I didn't know what Haiku was until I went and looked it up. That's a great challenge.
Pom Pom, Those are great ideas. I would especially love to make candles. My mom did that when I was a little girl. She sold them at a local shop. My favorites were the red ones that she made
 in a tall ice cream sundae glass. She topped them with whipped white wax, a wick and the tip of a straw sticking out. They looked like beautiful ice cream sodas. :)
Sandra, I am happy to have expanded your horizons! Are you thinking of joining in? I hope to!
I remember writing Haiku in high school and having some of them published in our school yearbook. I think that was the last time I wrote them. Interesting challenge!
Cat, I hope you will join in! Fun to revive an old skill. I used to write them on this blog quite often, but haven't done so in a while. I am going to try to meet the challenge!