Quite by accident, as I was surfing through the endless blogs on blogspot, I came across one in particular which was chalk full of haiku. Is it haiku or haiku's in that sentence, I don't really know.
Anyway, the creative juices started flowing, and I managed to churn out a few haiku of my own.
Keep in mind, I am a beginner at this. These are my first haiku. Don't be cruel, but I would encourage comments and retaliatory haiku of your own.
So here they are:
clutching one more smoke
craving craving light it up
momentary peace
echoes whisper back
deja vu the cousin known
simply speak again
coffee cakes cut thin
talking loudly boisterous fare
leave a healthy tip
morning's here at last
necessary rituals
get to work on time
it is killing me
coursing through my body parts
yet I cannot stop
And a video to go along with the poetry today.
Haiku Documentary at Yale
This video has nothing to do with Haiku, but I liked it anyway. So here it is:
V - Now in words we can all understand!
And yet another unrelated video. This video deals with something I believe to be one of the greatest recipes ever invented!
Chicken Fried Bacon
To follow the last bacon themed video, here's a video involving something I need to do before I die. And quite honestly, I may die doing this.
Huge Bacon Eating Contest In Boston
And yet another culinary delight, created with love, and presented with class:
Egg and Bacon Ice Cream
And now a double delight video - two things I have now mentioned in my blog come together for this video - Chef Ramsay and bacon:
Gordon Ramsay - Stuffed Bacon-wrapped Chicken Legs
Laterz
AH
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Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Is Anybody Out There?
As a new blogger, I am likely going through what every other blogger has gone through in their own beginnings. Start posting things, try to hone your skills a little, start to your groove with the blogging, and ultimately wonder whether there is anybody out there reading your blog.
I find blogging very relaxing. And since my blog is about anything that strikes me at the time, it doesn't really fall into any particular niche of blogs. Personal blog I suppose would be the category, but since I blog anonymously, it's sometimes hard to personalize it enough. I think I've done an alright of it though so far.
Today I woke up, checked my blog (as I always do) to see if anyone left comments ( I also get a report from Sitemeter each morning of how many people visited my site).
So I looked at the little "comments" link below my last blog, and saw there was a number 2.
I blinked.
Rubbed my eyes.
I blinked again. And slowly realized there were comments. And I was really happy to find out there was comments from people other than friends of mine in real life (not that internet friends aren't real, but seeing comments from people over the internet is so great).
Now I know some of you who read this will be thinking I am crazy for being so happy someone left a comment on my blog, but it really is a milestone in the blogosphere.
Think back to when you received your first comments from people on your blog. It's pretty exciting!
So I wanted to take the time today to tell keshi and rodrigo how much I appreciate their comments.
And, for the sake of drumming up traffic, if you liked my past posts, please tell your friends to swing by as well (there's always time to make a shameless plug for my blog. :P).
Everyone is welcome in The Pumpkin Patch!
So to end this post, I leave you with my personal thank you to keshi and rodrigo, you both have made my day a happy one, even this early in the morning for me.
Thanks again!

Laterz
AH
I find blogging very relaxing. And since my blog is about anything that strikes me at the time, it doesn't really fall into any particular niche of blogs. Personal blog I suppose would be the category, but since I blog anonymously, it's sometimes hard to personalize it enough. I think I've done an alright of it though so far.
Today I woke up, checked my blog (as I always do) to see if anyone left comments ( I also get a report from Sitemeter each morning of how many people visited my site).
So I looked at the little "comments" link below my last blog, and saw there was a number 2.
I blinked.
Rubbed my eyes.
I blinked again. And slowly realized there were comments. And I was really happy to find out there was comments from people other than friends of mine in real life (not that internet friends aren't real, but seeing comments from people over the internet is so great).
Now I know some of you who read this will be thinking I am crazy for being so happy someone left a comment on my blog, but it really is a milestone in the blogosphere.
Think back to when you received your first comments from people on your blog. It's pretty exciting!
So I wanted to take the time today to tell keshi and rodrigo how much I appreciate their comments.
And, for the sake of drumming up traffic, if you liked my past posts, please tell your friends to swing by as well (there's always time to make a shameless plug for my blog. :P).
Everyone is welcome in The Pumpkin Patch!
So to end this post, I leave you with my personal thank you to keshi and rodrigo, you both have made my day a happy one, even this early in the morning for me.
Thanks again!
Laterz
AH
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