Sunday Afternoon Haiku

Posted on January 7, 2024 by

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Grownups need more toys

Fewer accounts payable

Tiny surprises

Category: Aging in Abundance, haikuTags: ,

3 Comments on “Sunday Afternoon Haiku”

  1. “it’s like peddling a bike, nice and easy, with the wind in your hair, no cars coming, no potholes, just tall oaks on either side of the path, and maybe kids playing ball in the distance.” Gorgeous, Jan. You nailed it.

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