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yellow blossoms fall
a March welcoming carpet
Sunday savvy
--gillena cox


the Poui are blooming; Sunday Smiles



Today is #96 in the series Sunday Savvy: revisit Sunday Savvy #95 What's your Sunday thought, Sunday wish, Sunday action today? To share 'Something Sunday' with me, you can EMAIL me; you can COMMENT; you can enter a LINK from your blog, at the Linky below





And I am blog hopping today at


Recuerda Mi Corazon Post Cards From Paradise

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The Lady Slipper, a flower i find very interesting. (image from Wikipedia)

Legend Of The Lady Slipper Flower

...Oblivious to the cold, almost indifferent to the snow crusts, and anxious only to get medicines for her husband and the people of her village Koo-Koo-Lee's wife ran swiftly over the drifts...
read the complete legend here


Featuring today three female haiku poets of Japan

Just for today
using men
for rice-planting
--Chiyo-ni (1701-1775)

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yume no ato oute hare nari sawayaka ni

chasing remnants
of a dream--the sky clears
and becomes crisp
--Abe Midorijo (1886-1980)

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chapped hands
and no rice — I weep
with a monkey's face
--Ishibashi Hideno (1909-1947)


International Women's Day 2014; this year's theme: INSPIRING CHANGE; wishing an exceptionally lovely day to all women visitors to Lunch Break


Sending Greetings This International Women's Day

I am blog hopping today at

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shuffle of cardboard
the homeless man spirits to
another corner
--gillena cox



I am blog hopping at

PPF: Week 52, Year 3


Recuerda Mi Corazon Haiku My Heart Fridays


Carpe Diem #416, Jodo-ji (temple 49)

stray dog seeking food
between the garbage of Mc Donalds -
rambler under the bridge
--(c) Chèvrefeuille

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Early Blooming Poui Jigsaw Puzzle
click to play the puzzle

blossom fall -
the silence of wind in
morning light
--gillena cox


Series Picture Post Cards #36; revisit Picture Post Cards #35




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Scenic Weekends


Carpe-Diem #413 Iwaya Ji Temple

deep hidden thoughts
reaching for the morning sunlight -
Lotus opens her heart
--(c) Chèvrefeuille

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carnival Sunday
pink poui early
blossom fall

pink poui
early blossom fall
confetti for
carnival Sunday

Sunday savvy
quiet interlude
a masquerade
--gillena cox


Its Carnival Sunday; Sunday Smiles


SUNDAY TAGS:
tag 1 Sunday Whirl
tag 2 Kaleidoscope Sunday
tag 3 Magpie Tales
tag 4 Straight Out Of The Camera Sunday
tag 5 Issa's Sunday Service
tag 6 Sunday In My City
tag 7 Silly Sunday
tag 8 Lovely Sunday Quotes
tag 9 Poetry pantry
tag 10 Shadow Shot Sunday 2
tag 11 Postcards From Paradise
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Tag 12 Blue Monday
Tag 13 Friday Fences


Today is #95 in the series Sunday Savvy: revisit Sunday Savvy #94 What's your Sunday thought, Sunday wish, Sunday action today? To share 'Something Sunday' EMAIL me, COMMENT, or enter a LINK from your blog at the Linky below

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abstracted from
the market stall colours...
of carnival

Carnival Saturday...
early blooming pink poui
colours the scene

--gillena cox

Its Renku Saturday #51; revisit Renku Saturday #50

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Carnival Saturday Early Blooming Pink Poui --gillena cox

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the cooing of pigeons
between blooming cherry trees -
the cool rain
--(c) Chèvrefeuille

Carpe Diem #411, Kanjizai-ji (Temple 41)

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a field of ripe clouds -
there only butterflies pick
buckets-full of fun
-- gillena cox


Its time to say farewell to February once more
Visitors to this blog, know by now, that i dub February 'My Month' because i was born on February 11th
Did you know
February 30 occurs in some calendars, but not in the Gregorian calendar, where February contains only 28, or in a leap year, 29 days. February 30 is usually used as a sarcastic date for referring to something that will never happen or will never be done.



PP F: Week 51, Year 3


Recuerda Mi Corazon Haiku My Heart Friday