It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 30 = 30 Words):
“Merry Christmas! Low key day in which I figured out my new year strategy. A big part of my plan revolves around the sudden passing of a game show host.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 30 = 30 Words):
“Merry Christmas! Low key day in which I figured out my new year strategy. A big part of my plan revolves around the sudden passing of a game show host.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 29 = 29 Words):
“Went to the gym again after a long break. Used my BJ's membership (pale Costco imitation), but got some cheap gas and self care products.... (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 29 = 29 Words):
“Went to the gym again after a long break. Used my BJ's membership (pale Costco imitation), but got some cheap gas and self care products.... (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 28 = 28 Words):
“I took a short day at the soup kitchen: cooked bacon and eggs. Went to Nashua and bought a new electric trimmer, some books, and indulged in therapy.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 28 = 28 Words):
“I took a short day at the soup kitchen: cooked bacon and eggs. Went to Nashua and bought a new electric trimmer, some books, and indulged in therapy.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 27 = 27 Words):
“It was a hard day at the soup kitchen. We were understaffed. I moved a few hundred pounds of potatoes. Also… used Nair for the first time.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 27 = 27 Words):
“It was a hard day at the soup kitchen. We were understaffed. I moved a few hundred pounds of potatoes. Also… used Nair for the first time.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 25 = 25 Words):
“Used a portion of my holiday bonus to go crazy at Savers buying used books. Made unexpected connections for some makeup. Tried to hype myself up.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 25 = 25 Words):
“Used a portion of my holiday bonus to go crazy at Savers buying used books. Made unexpected connections for some makeup. Tried to hype myself up.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 25 = 25 Words):
“Staff holiday party! I made muddy buddies for the staff, and then I made some ‘holiday coupons’ for the boss I just came out to.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 25 = 25 Words):
“Staff holiday party! I made muddy buddies for the staff, and then I made some ‘holiday coupons’ for the boss I just came out to.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 24 = 24 Words):
“Went to a vigil at the East Boston courthouse. Thankfully some people there knew me, because a bunch of others thought I was ICE.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 24 = 24 Words):
“Went to a vigil at the East Boston courthouse. Thankfully some people there knew me, because a bunch of others thought I was ICE.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 23 = 23 Words):
“Haiku gig for a company I dislike. Yet I'm desperate for funds. Is this how they take over the world? Weaponized financial distress?” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 23 = 23 Words):
“Haiku gig for a company I dislike. Yet I'm desperate for funds. Is this how they take over the world? Weaponized financial distress?” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 22 = 22 Words):
“Officially out at work, with most of my close friends, parents, and on social media. The last ones may be the hardest." (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 22 = 22 Words):
“Officially out at work, with most of my close friends, parents, and on social media. The last ones may be the hardest." (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 21 = 21 Words):
“I can’t stop eating chocolate. My chest tingles. I can’t seem to fall asleep. I’m kind of exhausted. Life is good.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 21 = 21 Words):
“I can’t stop eating chocolate. My chest tingles. I can’t seem to fall asleep. I’m kind of exhausted. Life is good.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 20 = 20 Words):
“Started the process of coming out at work. First step was easy. The next one is harder, but I’m confident.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 20 = 20 Words):
“Started the process of coming out at work. First step was easy. The next one is harder, but I’m confident.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 19 = 19 Words):
“Looked in the mirror today and realized that breasts are coming in. It happened sooner than I’d have thought.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 19 = 19 Words):
“Looked in the mirror today and realized that breasts are coming in. It happened sooner than I’d have thought.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 18 = 18 Words):
“I taught a fun Korean cooking class, and I got the opportunity to make cookies for a friend.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 18 = 18 Words):
“I taught a fun Korean cooking class, and I got the opportunity to make cookies for a friend.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 17 = 17 Words):
“A Limerick Haiku:
Some Nantucket goals:
Eat seafood. See some quaint things…
…and suck one’s own dick.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 17 = 17 Words):
“A Limerick Haiku:
Some Nantucket goals:
Eat seafood. See some quaint things…
…and suck one’s own dick.” (1/2)
Including children
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 16 = 16 Words):
“I broadened what I find gender affirming. Took a trip to Nantucket. Wrote poems for electricians.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 16 = 16 Words):
“I broadened what I find gender affirming. Took a trip to Nantucket. Wrote poems for electricians.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 15 = 15 Words):
“I sleepwalked through my day and taught a class. Appreciated something I thought I hated.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 15 = 15 Words):
“I sleepwalked through my day and taught a class. Appreciated something I thought I hated.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 14 = 14 Words):
“I kind of lost it today, then I ran away to a candy store.” (1/2)
It starts with a journal entry that’s ONE word more than the day before (Day 14 = 14 Words):
“I kind of lost it today, then I ran away to a candy store.” (1/2)
Brain For Haiku That Will Knock
Them On Their Asses
https://theonion.com/japanese-monk-racksbrain-for-haiku-that-will-knockthem-on-their-asses/
Brain For Haiku That Will Knock
Them On Their Asses
https://theonion.com/japanese-monk-racksbrain-for-haiku-that-will-knockthem-on-their-asses/