Survival
Monday morning blast
Inundated, overwhelmed—
Is it Friday yet?
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So Rude!
Blissful morning dreams
Road closure . . . detour ahead—
Alarm clock ringing
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Hoping for More
Businesses open
Light traffic, just a few sales—
Most staying at home
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Very Good.
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Bonnie, I always appreciate your affirmation of my writing. It means a lot.
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I do enjoy.
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Lovely haiku about life
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Crissy, I appreciate you checking this Haiku series out. I hope and pray all is well with you.
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All well here. Thank you,
Stay safe !
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sometimes Mondays are tough, and let’s hope that sales start to increase soon for businesses…
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I hope the economy begins to rebound (even if it is slow). My sister is a cosmetologist with her own shop, and she is still not open. My youngest brother manages a furniture store, and it has been tough sledding. I am worried about where the virus will be in the middle of June.
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it’s got to be tough on small business owners as well as employees who have been out fo work because of the pandemic. I also hope it rebounds quickly and safely.
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I looked at the midweek hump with some dismay this morning. I will be happy for the arrival of this weekend. 🌺
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Kavitha, I hope your weekend brings you a welcome respite.
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All of these resonated with me, well done.
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Julie, I am pleased you found some delights from this series. Best wishes with all of your new ventures.
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Great haiku as always. I’m happy to admit that I haven’t turned on my alarm for two months!
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I totally understand. Mine sat silent until the past few days. I’ve been trying to be a bit more consistent with my morning routines. Of course, when the alarm rings, it is always coffee time!
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Your “Hoping for More” says it all. It’s one thing to open. It’s another thing to feel safe and go out to those establishments that need our business.
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I agree Jan. At the moment, my wife and I have little desire to mix with people. Living in Franklin County, which is still a bit of a “hot spot” doesn’t provide us with the relative safety of a more remote location.
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Prayers for your safety and continued health. I’m glad you’ve got each other!
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Those are all great! I especially love the first one!
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Thanks for reading and sharing what you liked. Since I am now retired, I don’t experience the “first one” nearly as often.
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