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December On The Water: Revolutionary Blogging Haiku

December 2, 2015

Lake Winneconne canal snowy dock, clear water, December 2015

Lake Winneconne Dock

New snow, winter warmth,/
sunshine and clear waters call: /
One last canoe trip.

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Warmth Through Splitting Midwest Firewood: Revolutionary Email Rhyming Haiku

November 25, 2014

I’m really good at/
splitting Midwest fireplace wood./
That keeps us both warm.

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