Over the years I have tried many different forms of expression from painting on canvas (didn’t go well) to just writing. I enjoy creating things like projects and usually get wrapped up in them and don’t stop till completed…..well most of the time. When I was in Washington and had just gotten out of the military I thought it would be fun to build a Wagon for Jaden, but not just any wagon it was lifted and had carpet and a canopy for shade, it was great. Moving on, what I have come back to is the Haiku poem. If you don’t know a Haiku is three sentences the first and third sentences have five syllables and the second sentences had seven, the sentences don’t have to make sense together but are usually around a central theme. Some of the ones I have written are all independent thoughts just cause I don’t follow the rules always…… It is simple and I find you can make them serious or funny, I once wrote a haiku about toast for a youth event it made people laugh and I enjoy that. So here are some Haiku’s I have written about my recent military experience.
HAIKU
Haiku’s on my mind
Writing down experiences
Doesn’t always help
October
Unknown excitement
A timeline that is changing
Finally signed in
November
Car bus airplane bus
Chilly welcome for training
Training for the unknown
December
Constantly moving
Anxiousness then comes relief
Celebrate family
January #1
Wrapping up training
Packing gear preparing heart
Departing family
January #2
Family bonding days
Packing up sending flowers
Missing key events
February
Texas here we come
Chaplain training final test
Shots exams all good
March #1
Loading up on plane
Anticipate long long trip
Finally arrived
Travel
Start California
Then Newfoundland Canada
Ireland, Katar
Addison B-day
So many smiles
Connecting thru computer
Bright silly faces
Disappointment
Personal effects
Cargo ship catches on fire
Damage is unknown
Da Bunny
Celebrate Easter
For he has risen today
A special dinner
PCB
Blankets and carpets
Setting into new home
Building tent bed
Taking over
Replacing great team
Driving meeting new people
Sterile office space


Thank you so much for keeping up with this blog. It makes me feel so much more connected to you. I appreciate the time you put in, and it gives me a sense of what you are going through and how you always use your humor to make the best of every situation in your life. Keep up the good work, and I am so proud of you.
Toni
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