#366

Three days off from work?
I don't know how it happened,
But I'll make good use!

#365

The church bell sings out:
Six o'clock! It's six o'clock!
Time to go to work.

#359

The return to a book
That was long ago put down
Proves quite difficult.

#358

The end approaches.
No, I don't mean of this world,
Of this haiku blog.

#352

A happy day off,
Spent with friends and purring cats,
More precious than gems.

#351

One more day til rest,
Faced with determination,
And a few regrets.

#349

A long day ahead,
Filled with some uncertainty,
But faced without fear.

#344

Handcrafted presents
Are fun to make and to buy.
Craft revolution!

#342

A cold afternoon
Brightened by fluttering wings
And giggling fairies.

#334

An old black and white
Speaks across generations,
And still brings us thrills.

#331

Gathered family
After many weeks apart
Is a splendid sight.

#321

A night of romance,
A regency love story,
A night with Austen.

#320

With a to-do list,
Are tasks easier or worse?
It's hard to decide.

#319

Getting a good deal
Makes the chest swell with fierce pride.
Saving money's great!

#318

Days off are lessened
When one works for one's true love
And does not get paid.

#317

The cold makes things dry.
There's a modern solution:
Humidifier.

#315

A washed out green-grey
Formed by heaven years ago,
Moldavite: space glass.

#314

The lingering smell
Of a crackling camp fire,
Chatter and laughter.

#313

A sigh of relief
Spread across the USA.
Barack Obama!

#309

It's far too easy
To lose track of one's days.
I feel lost in time.