We have the lovely theme of ‘Christmas’ to use this week as our prompt for TJ’s household haiku challenge
Christmas means lots of things to me, one of them is hearing Christmas carols which always make me feel festive.
Out Christmas shopping
Stop for coffee and carols
Christmas is coming!
Another is my Christmas tableware. Now it is now that often that we actually have Christmas dinner at home, but I love my Christmas gravy boat…
Christmas gravy boat
Mr Grump smashed it last year
Sister replaced it!
“Christmas Morning”
presents under tree
fluffy white snow in the yard
ice on the windows
children waking up
way too early for my likes
disturb my quiet
-KIA
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How lovely, you have managed to say say much and really capture the spirit of Christmas 🙂
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thank you. I appreciate the kind words. -KIA
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Oh, these are good! Good sister got Mr. Grump out of the doghouse.
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Thanks Linda, yes she did. He said I didn’t need another one but she knew that I did! 🙂
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What a dope. Good you married him and saved him!
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Absolutely! He needed to be saved 🙂
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Two great haiku there sis!
Wrapping paper strewn
Ev’rywhere around the house
My cat’s in heaven!
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Ha Ha! I love it. Lucky kitty 🙂
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😺 ☺
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Two beautiful achievements, Judy! The first one is what is Christmas to me too!
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Thanks Erika I do love carols, especially when little children sing them, always brings a tear to my eye! 🙂
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So nice sister! 🙂
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Yes, she is lovely 🙂
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Number one has a lovely Christmas feel and I am sure you could make a wonderful Christmas story out of number two! “Once upon a time there lived a gravy boat on a shelf in a charming lady’s ample larder overflowing with Christmas treats….”
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Thanks TJ, That sounds a wonderful story so far about the little gravy . 🙂
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I love these–both the one with the gazebo scene, and the gravy boat (which is SO Lovely!!)…alas, I’m a gravy hog, so could really use a pitcher rather than a little “boat”!
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Ha Ha! Noooooo! A pitcher would not look all pretty and Christmassy!
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Oh sure, there must be some pretty pitchers… 🙂
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