It’s becoming something of a thrill
to find the kettle partially filled,
thus saving me the long haul to the faucet.
I walked midweek to Whitley Bay
and though I never planned it this way,
on a whim, I spent a wage on a wooden
spoon, some loose tea, “half a dozen
of those fancy free-range eggs.”
I bought a seeded cob (300 g) and a jar of Morpeth’s finest
Wild Lavender Honey (ten quid).
I couldn’t help myself.
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the they’re burning incense on park view on a wednesday afternoon in winter shit haiku
They’re burning incense on Park View
on a Wednesday afternoon in winter
(16 cones of sandalwood in a tin).
I too take delight when my kettle need not be filled, until the next time. It is the little things. 😊
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Isn’t it, Michele Lee! 🙂
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Absolutely! Enjoy. ☕
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I did.
xo
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How the other half live!
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I hear they have Heron Foods in South Tyneside. “Surely that should be Heron Feed?”
Their frozen koi, apparently, is divine, Ingrid.
Divine! x
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A far cry from the humble Gregg’s pasty! X
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Simpler times.
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Nothing like a full kettle and shit haiku to start my day off right!
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Ha ha! Thanks for the Seinfeld clip!!
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It’s the tiny things that sum up our lives.
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🙂 hope all’s well at the foot, Tanja x
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