9th Haiku

Hi here is my ninth Haiku for my NaNoBloMo, thanks for looking 🙂 https://ko-fi.com/aj335577

Haiku Day 8

Hi, welcome, this is my eight day of writing haikus for my NaNoBloMo 🙂 https://ko-fi.com/aj335577

Monday Haiku

Hi, take a look at Mark’s blog, we have entered the micro-season of “The Maple and the Ivy Turn Yellow” (Nov 02 – Nov 07). This is the third micro-season of the mini-season of Frost Descent. This week’s haiku invitation from Mark is to write a haiku or senryu that references autumn leaves; https://naturalistweekly.com/2022/11/04/micro-season-the-maple-and-ivy-turn-yellow-2022/ and

Haiku No 3

Hi, here is the third of my Haiku’s for NaNoWriMo, I can’t call it NaHaiWriMo – as that is in February but taking the lead from Michael ( https://michaelsfishbowl.com/) I will join him in a NaBloPoMo – National Blog Posting Month with my Haiku’s 🙂 https://ko-fi.com/aj335577

NaNoWriMo

As part of NaNoWriMo I am writing a haiku each day – I know it’s not a novel but it’s what I know I can achieve – hopefully 🙂 https://ko-fi.com/aj335577 As part of NaNoWriMo I am writing a haiku each day – now – I know it’s not a novel but it’s what I know

Autumn Thoughts

It is autumn and winter is fast approaching, here in the UK the clocks have gone back, the nights are darker and this can have an effect our mood, along with the extended impact of the pandemic, so it is important to think of ways of caring for ourselves and others over the next few