The exercise:
Write about something that is: spicy.
Wishing my wife Kat the happiest of birthdays. New provincial health orders - announced Monday and which came into effect today - prevented us from dining out, but we were able to get take out from a Thai restaurant just around the corner from us.
Was very good, if a little on the spicy side for the boys.
The exercise:
Write something which takes place: in the garden.
Took the boys to see the Japanese Garden in Penticton this morning - they were pretty excited to see the many, colorful koi fish in the pond.
The exercise:
Write four lines of prose about: an unusual courtship.
I dunno, I'm tired. Long week needed an oddball prompt to finish it off. Or something.
The exercise:
Write four lines of prose which take place at: the recording studio.
The exercise:
I don't know that the citizens of East Wallingford would care about Pi Day, but maybe one or two of them would?
Regardless, it's time for our monthly check-in on the town via the East Wallingford Gazette.
The exercise:
Write two haiku about: reconnecting.
Been making an effort the last few days to get back in touch with friends that I've lost contact with. Feels good.
The exercise:
Write two haiku about: the nanny.
We've hired a part-time nanny for the boys so that Kat can actually get some work done during the day. She started last week and it's going pretty well so far, for everybody.
The exercise:
Write about: a flood.
Work was very, very busy this morning. It was like somebody decided to see how many things that needed my immediate attention could they find to throw at me at once.
