Checking My Wallet
Father of the bride
Totaling up wedding bills—
Empty bank account
Tasty Favorite
BLT for lunch
Scratch lettuce and tomato—
Lovin’ my bacon!
Rash Decision
Seeing plant’s beauty
Wading into lush ivy
Poisons today’s plans
Living the Life (Haiku Series #144)
Big Sky Buckeye 
These brought a smile to my face:-)
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Carole, thanks for reading and sharing. Hope all is well with you and Keith.
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A fun trio of Haiku!🌟
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Thanks Susan. I am pleased you found them fun to read.
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love all these snapshots of life…
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Thanks Jim for reading and sharing.
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Ooooh – just looking at that poison ivy made me itch!
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I must admit that my youngest brother probably inspired the poem about poison ivy. He unexpectedly tangled with it along his backyard fence many years ago. Let’s just say, it was a “very itchy” experience.
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I got poison oak as a child of about 8 or 10. Some neighbors near our cabin in Felton (near Santa Cruz, CA) were burning a field of it and I breathed in the smoke. I got poison oak in my throat and nostrils and on my tongue. I got it in my eyes. They swelled. The tongue swelled. The throat swelled. I had trouble breathing, Mom had to take me to ER. I don’t remember what they did. But I survived it, of course. Needless to say, I am not a fan of poison oak or poison ivy!
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Oh my! Your experience had to be a scary moment. I walk in some wooded areas at a couple of parks, and I am sure there are poisonous plants hiding in the foliage. I always stay on the path.
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Very wise!
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Thanks for all your comments on my posts today!
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Jim, you are quite welcome. I look forward to reading and sharing some more.
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TY!!
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