I started writing a haiku a day in July 2011 as a journaling project - a creative challenge that would also chronicle the ordinary moments of life. It has been a great discipline for encouraging me to think about the aspect of each day that stands out, and how to craft that into three lines of five, seven and five syllables.
Dec 16 - In Which I Cry Enough Tears For Poor Michelle To Float Her To A Happier Place, Then Pay Respects To Howard, Then Make Cookies And Baileys With The Family
Funeral one: Pain
Funeral two: Honoring
A heavy, sad day
Funeral one: Pain
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