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Category Archives: Love
Sunday Dinner
Happy memories Preparing Sunday dinner Damned chopped onion tears Sundays are still the loneliest. The pandemic. My grandkids moving away. My father, fighting cancer. All a perfect storm for a lonelier Sunday dinner than the gatherings that used to fill … Continue reading
National Poetry Month Day 30: Hugs
Is it possible, before this pandemic, I took hugs for granted? I don’t like to think I did, but I certainly never considered there would come I time I couldn’t freely give someone I love a hug. So, as we … Continue reading
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Tagged Coronavirus, haiku, hugs, National Poetry Month
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National Poetry Month Day 29: Angel
Meet Allie–grandchild #2, and our only granddaughter–so far! 🙂 She made these butterfly wings to march in her school’s Easter Parade, which unfortunately was cancelled due to Coronavirus. But she had just as much fun flitting back and forth in … Continue reading
Posted in Allie, Coronavirus, Love
Tagged butterfly, Coronavirus, Easter, National Poetry Month, pandemic, tanka
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National Poetry Month Day 28: Besame Mucho
A couple of days ago, while at the pond, I sat on a rock to watch this Mama duck and her chicks. I’d been listening to music while I walked, and Besame Mucho by Andrea Bocelli began to play. My … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrea Bocelli, Besame Mucho, haiku, National Poetry Month
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National Poetry Month Day 17: Florid Nights
This picture was taken after a long day’s drive to Florida last year. We arrived just in time to watch the sunset from the beach. My mind often wanders to that night, when I watched two of our grandkids run … Continue reading
Posted in Coronavirus, Life, Love, Nature
Tagged Florida, haiku, National Haiku Poetry Day, National Poetry Month, tanka
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National Poetry Month Day 10: Sad Bunny
I think I’ve handled this shelter-in-place relatively well, but I can’t deny the thought of spending Easter without my family makes me sad. But, as I listen to the news of overworked doctors and nurses, some who have been infected … Continue reading
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Tagged Easter, Easter Bunny, haiku, National Poetry Month, Shelter in Place
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National Poetry Month Haiku #3: Smiles
Have you ever noticed no matter your mood, a smile can make you smile? Or laughter can make you laugh? Nothing brings a smile to my face faster than a smile from one of my grandkids. 🙂 What better topic … Continue reading
Posted in Allie, Love, Uncategorized
Tagged grandchildren, haiku, National Poetry Month, Smiles
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