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This was wonderful…. smile worthy
Is this a viral non-video blog post? Maybe the haiku will impress those little “buggers (know bad pun) will mosey on.
Hope you’re feeling better soon! Healing (((((hugs)))))
You really have way with words which spread smiles across the miles…..Get well soon,Judy…
I’m sorry you are still suffering, I am still coughing but able to get about. Always a pleasure to read your contributions and I especially like your picture of the microbe. Horrid thing
Love the humor in your Haiku Judith.
In spite of several weeks of not feeling your best — you manage to bring smiles to all. Your visual imagery as well as word imagery are a delight!!! I do hope you feel 100% SOON!! It is time!
Thank YOU so much Becca,
High compliments coming from a poet and artist!
Very nice and funny. I appreciate the laugh.
Love how you turn discomfort into a smile! A great way to sing out the blues – or reds in this case!
So nice to know you can still amuse yourself with changing colors on your blog when you are so sick.
I remember …yikes….40 years ago having the flu, and thinking I was going to die I was so sick and then I thought I had and no one told me. That is what the two haiku made me think of…
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That means you must have all this genius for haiku stored up and you don’t even know it !
Hope you feel better soon…
Peace and love,
Siggi in Downesast Maine
Siggi,
I do have a lot stored up and most of it is in my bronchial tubes!
I wish God would be more specific!
Scarlet Letters
Looks like we both have the same bug–hope you feel better soon, but glad it inspired you to write
W. Coaster,
Microbial inspiration we can all do without!
I think I “caught your bug, probably in person as opposed to from the blog or art therein. Just had my first cough-free night after 1 week! Was worth it…
Rick,
You are undoubtedly younger, stronger and not as tasty a morsel as I am.
I’m into week 6 and still hacking, honking . . .
I did get a bit worried before I realized it was your Haiku Heights response! Wonderful, except I can feel the pain in my throat (or eppiglottitis as it were) and the red background is fabulous. You NEVER disappoint. Love, Peachy Keen, Jr.
Great fun, in a viral kind of way
Anthony,
I TRY hard for my blog to be contagious. So far not very many people have caught my bug.
Let’s hope that the second doesn’t lead to the first!! I am fighting that nasty microbe too! Thanks for the laugh. Did you redesign your blog for the ‘red’ prompt?
WabiSabi,
I hadn’t made the connection from the second haiku to the first!!!!! Thank YOU for THAT laugh.
I change the background color on my blog with almost every post. It amuses me.