Haiku #59: NYE 2010

Two-thousand and ten
As it ends, pause to reflect
Breathe; prepare for now

Haiku #58: NYC

New York City day
Well, really a Brooklyn day
Made me feel alive!!

Haiku #57: meltdown

Emotions are raw
Almost cried at the bookstore
Made it to my car

Haiku #56: more for Marc

A late night haiku
Long day at the hospital
Keep the prayers coming

Haiku #55: Residuals of a Storm

Bright sunny morning
The wind whipping through the trees
Inside all is still

Haiku #54: blizzard?

Huge blizzard at home
Almost no snow where I am
Boo. Boo. Hiss. Hiss. Hiss!

Haiku #53: Christmas' ending

Christmas day winds down
Gifts all opened, food eaten
That's it for this year!

Haiku #52: A Jews Christmas Eve

Made Christmas dessert
Pretzels, kisses, m&m's
Yum. Yum. Stupid good!

Haike #51: More Strength

More positive thoughts
On the train into New York
Will bring strength closer

Haiku #50: Marc

Thinking strenghth for you
You have given me so much
I can give you this

Haiku #49: Solstice

Shortest day of year
Didn't seem so dark at five
In the home stretch now

Haiku #48: Here's to Health

Taken for Granted
It is easy to do. Don't.
Honor your good health

Haiku #47: Long Weekend

Some weekends feel short
A lot happened this weekend
This weekend felt long

Haiku #46: Ode to Supported Twist

Supported twist pose
Supported on bathroom floor
Thanks for the support

Haiku #45: Fingerless Gloves (Shout out to Melissa's Mom!)

In my home office
Can't type; fingers are ice cold
Don fingerless gloves!!

Haiku #44: Ouch

Tweaked my back today
Hard to get up off the floor
Deep breathing did help

Haiku #43: Restorative Yoga

To be supported
Bolsters, blankets and some warmth
It doesn't take much

Haiku #42: Tuesday night delight

Holiday Dinner
Then went to Eileen's
Greeted by delightful kids!

Haiku #41: People and Pets

One cat less this week
Pets are family members
Rest in Peace Shadow

Haiku #40: Day Forty

It takes forty days
To make something a habit
This is a habit.

Haiku #39: Still Here

Jillian's brownies
Ate them and didn't get sick
Woo hoo! She CAN bake!

Haiku #38: Jillian's Visit Day One

Jillian is here
Made her first batch of brownies
It is in the blood

Haiku #37: Thank You Scott

Dog sitting this week
Husband does the morning walk
So very thankful

Haiku #36: Last night of Chanukah

Latkes not yet made
That will be later this year
But the lights shine bright

Haiku #35: Typo Confusion (and 7th night of Chanukah!)

"...we have to move mast...."
Means what? Are we on a boat?

Ohhhh.....not mast but fast!!!

Haiku #34: Sixth Night of Chanunkah

Holiday Season

Putting things in perspective
What really matters?

Haiku #33: Fifth Night of Chanukah

Was up in Boston
Spent the day at the BI
Luckily all's well

Haiku #32: Fourth Night of Chanukah

A light shines brightly
My new LED dive light!
The menorah too

Haiku #31: Third Night of Chanukah

Not all gifts are big
Eight big gifts would be too much
But a nettie pot?  :-)

Haiku #30: Second Night of Chanukah

Festival of Lights

It came too early this year

Still like nightly gifts!

Haiku #29: First Night of Chanukah

Happy Chanukah
Eight Days of candles and lights
Light the Menorah

Editor's note: Today's haiku was written by guest blogger Suey. Thanks Suey!