Catching up on posting Haiku-a-days from Haiku-a-day month
11/21:
Evolve from chimps? No.
Share a common ancestor.
Happy Darwin Day.
11/22:
"It's too big to fit!"
So they were all laughing. Why?
'Cause that's what she said.
11/23:
Here is a haiku
For those whose status reads "Bored."
GO AND DO SOMETHING!
11/24:
Viral video.
Animal makes it worth it
and Mahna Mahna
11/25:
Do a double take
But not while you're on the phone.
It's ridiculous.
11/26:
Should I write this one
of turkeys and Thanksgiving?
No. Too obvious.
11/27:
Went to the movies.
Always best when I see one
That makes my top ten.
11/28:
Some relaxation
and some time to do nothing
never seems to last
11/29:
Starting to write rules
For December because it's
Movie-a-day month
11/30:
Just ask the question.
Ready for some football? Yes.
Not that stupid song
Listen to that song
until you know ev'ry word
backward and forward.
Showing posts with label Haiku-A-Day 2009. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Haiku-A-Day 2009. Show all posts
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Popular Science
Cockroach Stowaways
Entomology study
Mites munch moist debris
Avon, Natalie. "Cockroach Stowaways." Popular Science September, 2009: 13
Entomology study
Mites munch moist debris
Avon, Natalie. "Cockroach Stowaways." Popular Science September, 2009: 13
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Friday, November 6, 2009
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Monday, November 2, 2009
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Haiku-A-Day month is coming!
November is Haiku-A-Day month. Here are the rules.
1. As there is no prize or reward for following the rules, you may bend all rules. But because if you break the rules you aren't playing the game, no breaking the rules. Example of bending the rules: You go to bed at 2 AM, so before you go to bed you haiku for the previous day. Breaking the rules: Skipping four days and haikuing five times to make up for it. EDIT: Feel free to preload some haiku for Thanksgiving vacation. But do them before, not after.
2. Every day, a haiku must be made. More than one haiku a day is encouraged.
3. Suggested format is 5-7-5 syllables.
4. Be original. Duh.
5. Don't be ordinary.
1. As there is no prize or reward for following the rules, you may bend all rules. But because if you break the rules you aren't playing the game, no breaking the rules. Example of bending the rules: You go to bed at 2 AM, so before you go to bed you haiku for the previous day. Breaking the rules: Skipping four days and haikuing five times to make up for it. EDIT: Feel free to preload some haiku for Thanksgiving vacation. But do them before, not after.
2. Every day, a haiku must be made. More than one haiku a day is encouraged.
3. Suggested format is 5-7-5 syllables.
4. Be original. Duh.
5. Don't be ordinary.
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