Category Archives: traditions
NaPoWriMo 2024 Day 17
another day • another two pink lines • more isolation Continue reading
Posted in cats helpful cats, CatsOfMastodon, covid19, Do the Work, gardens and flowers, haiku, kittens, NaPoWriMo, National Haiku Day, Poetry and Lyrics, the creative process, traditions, weather
Tagged blackcat, cats, catsofmastodon, covid19, daffodils, dothework, haiku, NaPoWriMo, poem, poetry, process, senryu
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2023 Poetry Postcard Fest Thoughts
So thank you Group One and all my bonus card friends!
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May the Sixth
Feeling a little jet-lagged but I only lost sleep because Mom and I got up to start watching the coronation. Coverage started at 5 am. It was worth doing from a historical-I-might-not-get-to=see-this-again point of view. By the time it was … Continue reading
The Eve of April
A yearly tradition of waiting for April and NaPoWriMo to begin. Happy writing everyone! Continue reading
Posted in Art in the world, Do the Work, From the Quote Box, haiku, NaPoWriMo, Poetry and Lyrics, traditions
Tagged haiku, NaPoWriMo, poems, poetry, quote, tradition
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Found on the way to something else.
I found some interesting stuff last night on my way to finding my traditional shamrock pin for today. I think every little kid should be given a rather substantial box of some kind in which to keep treasures, whether they’re rocks and feathers or all the pins and stuff that come along. Continue reading
Posted in Do the Work, gratitude, Miscellany, stash, taking time to look, traditions
Tagged jewelry, jewelry box, pins, stash, TakingTimetoLook, tradition
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