6.16.2009

Two For One

haiku for lunch

Haiku for lunch. Almost everyday.

like a recipe

Inspired by Thistle Downs contributions to the Flickr pool, :echoes: a collaborative journal.

And now I'm inspired to pack a lunch and take my boy to the river. The rocks are awaiting our arrival.

20 comments:

  1. Best legume haiku I've ever read.

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  2. I'm really loving these - maybe I can get Nicholas in on the act. Thanks for always providing a steady stream of inspiration!

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  3. rocks are for girls too
    girl and grandpa collect rocks
    time spent together

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  4. wow...a haiku recipe! beautifully composed.

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  5. Would it be disrespectful if I made this tonight but put some feta in it? I hope not, because I'm really looking forward to it.

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  6. Nothing better than rock picking!

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  7. AnonymousJune 16, 2009

    mmm, river rocks.

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  8. AnonymousJune 16, 2009

    I'm with Tara - what an easy lunch. hope the river was fun.

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  9. wow! Love it. Thanks for posting :)

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  10. that looks super yummy! i am trying it!~

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  11. Hi, I'm Liz - nice to meet you!
    Hagen's still at the shredding papertowels, finding electrical wires stage. i'm looking forward to the rock hunting moreso.

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  12. I love that haiku lunch! It looks so tasty!!

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  13. I was thinking about the feta, too! yumm-o.

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  14. Fabulous! I love the direction you are going in with this! Check out "The Four Seasons" Japanese Haiku it is my FAVORITE!!!

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  15. So beautiful! And now, I'll think I'll be soaking some chickpeas. Yum.

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  16. I think we will be making that salad too. I like the idea of adding feta.

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  17. got me all up in a haiku twitter - posted my first one today. you are right, they are addicting.

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  18. I made this for my dinner today and it was gorgeous - did you put it together yourself or is it from a recipe book ?

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  19. I love rocks! What city do you live in? I live in SLC, UT and foothill is a common name around here. Your Babies are beyond adorable.

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