a haikukie

I found my first ever haikukie.

It reads.

WHITE SQURREL
i don't believe you!
albino squirrel? i never!
sounds crazy to me!

I did not create this haiku, nor did I create this cookie. But this haikukie looks delicious.
I hope they make more haikukies.

have you seen the white squrrel? He lives in the park.

Nikole and I saw him, one glorious fall day. On the same day she took this photo.
Everyone wanted a photo of him!

droplets

It is cold and grey this week, but I managed to find some beautiful raindrops on my walk to work.

hanging on the berries and twigs, it looks like a necklace I would like to wear.

If your day was also grey, I hope it turned out beautiful too.

house numbers

I have an aunt and uncle that bought a house because it had a good number.

It was the number "8". "8" means fortune in chinese, so whoever lives at "888" has fortune x 3!

"42" is not a good number, from what I understand, it can be interpreted as "easy to die". The number "4" is death, and "2" is easy.

"17" doesn't mean anything (I don't think it does anyways!). I just love how perfectly it is carved out of the fence. I think it would be really elegant if it was backlit at night. Jin loves house numbers that light up. It is easy to find.

I don't really believe that house numbers determines your fate, but part of me wishes I had an eight.

do certain numbers mean anything in your culture?

meat pie with heart

I didn't pack my lunch today, so I went to search for some soup and a sandwhich. But I saw this pie instead, and I thought it was so cute.

I was really tempted to get a tart, or a keylime pie. But I was so full!

Maybe next time.