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

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiku

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  1. 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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