It may have been the prettiest morning of the winter season, but the grownups can't help but ask, when will it end? The kids, well, it's clear what they think.
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Looking for Poetry in the Everyday Madness :: Winter 2024
About Me
- amy wolgemuth bordoni
- writer, poet, mom, honey, friend, chef, collector, helper, seeker, dreamer, reader, hostess, optimist, artist, baker, caretaker, jeanskirt maker, lover, meanie, hard worker, sleep deprived, broke, hopeful
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February
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- hello, gorgeous
- favorite things
- (so long) winter haikus
- another day, another snowfall
- party time
- sleeping patterns
- partial reading list
- brothers
- why I like mr. rogers
- cookies for Elliott
- on the fridge
- keeping the sabbath
- playing inside, day 83
- my funny valentine
- what's for dinner?
- teaching poetry
- a guitar hero
- old friends and new
- one for the packsack
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worth a thousand words
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1 comment:
lucky you - no snow here...only permafrosted tundra
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