It has been awhile since I wrote a haiku. Truth is found in the syllables.

It has been awhile since I wrote a haiku. Truth is found in the syllables.
These past few Korean winter mornings have transported me all the way back to Kansas!
The air quality here in Korea is terribly unhealthy most days. This morning I awoke to a sun that was barley visible through the toxic, polluted air.
The Japanese word for nostalgia is ‘natsukashi’. I like that word. I like the sound of the vowels and consonants. I like how it evokes memory and reflection. Happiness and sometimes sadness.
All students have the ability to accomplish great things!
Another birthday and a world without you in it is still a hard world to navigate at times. Not a day goes by…
New Plumeria and learning inspired haiku!
The picture says it all and is worth far more than a thousand words.
I miss my little friend. My daily tern greeting will be missed for quite some time and never forgotten.
Part of my daily commute to the school where I teach consisted of being greeted by a family of terns over the past couple of months. Particularly a new baby that I observed from egg to chick. One day before wing feathers, the baby disappeared. My days do not start as happy as they once did.