georgia, not his name,
moving through parks in his van;
kindness, his virtue.

pool tricks with cousins,
a watermelon picnic;
i'll be home tonight.

in oklahoma,
back at work and i feel fine;
the sun sets here too.

you know it's monday,
when you can't stand the office.
cubicle revolt.

it's not wednesday yet,
let me walk you to your car;
ranting in the rain.

sunrise is far gone,
travel lag plagues my mornings;
waking up is hard.

when you are single,
honey-do lists don't exist;
it's do it yourself.

a rainy sunday,
afternoon movies and naps;
let's run through puddles.

once upon a time,
stories told by two year olds;
it's good to be here.

a day just for you,
you make life so much sweeter;
i love you, aunt jo.

play with sidewalk chalk,
be a kid, it's saturday;
don't try to be "good".

distracted by songs,
daydreaming about weekends;
let's all run away.

these friday night lights,
canadian country tunes;
while riversport glows.

oklahoma wind,
keeping us on land today;
pour another beer.

i've got a stiff back,
so i'm layed up on the couch;
pain makes me lazy.

i love weekend food,
breakfast is better than brunch;
mmm motulenos.

nothing like baseball,
sitting in the shade, home plate;
getchya beer he-re!

my working girl friends,
help me decide what to do;
happy hour home.

a five mile hike,
armadillos and cousins;
swimming hole summer.

four degrees cooler,
and i've got chills all day long;
wrap me up in wool.

paddlesports party,
can we do this next  monday,
and every monday?

louise the larger,
they tell me i can't keep you;
brakes, overrated.

don't want to jinx it,
but i'm having a great week;
hope and fun returned.

where has the sun gone,
every day is cloudier;
vitamin d, dead.

i need to do laundry,
hand out packing lists and plan;
table rock, rock on.

eight hours on the lake,
and i really love swimming;
or haven't you heard?

lies and laughs, leah
all the things we kept secret;
you'll be thirty soon.

paper plate breakfast,
and a hike in the ozarks;
boxed wine, heavy pour.

thirty years ago,
born with a beautiful heart;
my cousin leah.

quick, polls close at 8,
left potatoes simmering;
don't forget to vote.

overcast mornings,
this summer rain feels like love;
umm new phone, who dis?

family dinner night,
pasta, salad, paradise;
see you next tuesday.

hiking and swimming,
old friends, new friends, on the trail
finally, i'm home.

back in the office,
no phone, or photos to share;
breakfast for dinner.

two venue tours down,
thursday happy hour, my house;
byob, friends.

kinda had a day,
drive across town, creme brulee;
everything is fine.

take the office out,
the weather is beautiful;
patio party.

went to bed at eight,
and missed my friday haiku;
today, you get two.

a day of flowers,
at the park, farmers market;
i want to eat cake.

caught up on podcasts,
and i may lose my first match;
first football sunday.

my bear is your bear,
she chases away bad dreams;
take good care of her.

a night at the show,
singing songs of angry men;
season ticket win.

courage, my dear heart,
you are released from your fear;
it is time to lead.

happier up north,
better coffee, family, friends;
who doesn't love rain?

church and then dallas,
to see peregrino play;
viva mexico.

it's a great state fair,
newborn baby goats, so sweet;
eat an ear of corn.

tiny house visit,
a walk through the trailer park;
everyday cousins.

pretty macarons,
out of office reply on;
now it's time to pack.

half a day flying,
now, off to joshua tree;
let's find meteors.

sand, willows, and rock,
the land of broccoli trees;
pioneertown, please.

fantasy football,
all in to lose everything;
party night at mark's.

christmas presents wrap'd,
a cat stevens record plays;
just add twinkle lights.