Fun it was to walk
On crunchy fallen dry leaves
Did they whisper, ouch!
#Haikai Challenge #113 (11/16/19): fallen leaves (ochiba) #haiku #senryu #haibun #tanka #haiga #renga
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I wonder also! Good one, Indira.
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Thanks, dear.
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You’re welcome 🙂
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Nice one. And why is it that everyone enjoys walking on crunchy dry leaves? It’s one of the joys of autumn. 🙂
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Really it’s fun.
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So my daughter informs me every year… forty something of them! 🙂
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Well it was for me, now, seldom get the chance at 71.:):)
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Hey, I’m not far from your age, and I still kick up leaves. 🙂
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Realky? So lucky. Enjoy whatever you can. I’continuing my evening walks on the beach road though.
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I’ve had to reduce the mileage this last year. No more 10 miles; now I tend to struggle with anything over 6 or 7. But I still enjoy hills! Yea, I had 13 years of illness when I could hardly walk at all, so I’m enjoying it now. But you keep on walking, no matter how far you go. It’s so good for us.
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Bravo! OMG! Do I read correct 10 km or miles and now 6,7miles. I am inspired. O dear I get tired waljing 2 km. Breathing problem and all. It’s so hot and humid here in Vizac, coastal city feel so dehydrated but no excuse I’ll increase.
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10 miles. But 6 to 7 is my norm now. Just returned from 6 or so miles. It’s cold out there. So I complain of the cold, and you complain of the heat. I can’t handle heat. My system pulls the plug on me, I collapse. Lucky for me, UK’s not the hottest of places. I couldn’t cope in the conditions you say. No way.
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We have minimum temp.28 that too in December and January. Coastal areas are hot n humid. In summar I couldn’t go out.., n allergic to AC. But I do yoga, breathing exer. And stretches. But sure it is horrible but can’t complain. We chose to settle down here looking at sea beauty. Now stuck up here.
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Everywhere has its problems in some way or another. But the sea is a good compensation. I too live by the sea, it helps cool the summers and keep the worst of the frosts away in the winters
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That’s true, dear. One can’t get everything. Now it’s a bit cool breeze here. Have a nice time.
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And you, my dear. 🙂
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Thanks dear.
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Lovely and fun! ❤
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Indeed. Thanks.
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Big smile. 🙂
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Happy.:)
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#Haiku Happenings #2: Indira’s latest haiku for my current #haikai challenge!
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Thanks.
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🙂
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