...where Pen is mightier than the sword...
HaHa! The notorious 5/7/5 format of another Haiku, even though all the lines are the same length! "Bien fait encore, petite Cherie!"
Doc- 5/7/5 is the format for saying the most with the least. Merci à toi, mon petit chou. You are not as green as you are cabbage looking...
Lovely piece, Jinksy, they certainly look happy in that photo.
Nice Haiku. 'Window shopping' I like that.
Interesting concept... I suppose if you were shopping or trawling for fun, friends-Hmmm- I like it thanks!
this works - brings up an image of one street small town...nostalgia
Window shopping..love it...the travelers or the photographer
Growing up NJ, the stores used to closed on Sundays because of "blue laws"...so we 'd drive around and window shop instead.
wow that is pretty cheap for a penny...smiles. nice touch today...smiles.
Hadn't thought about window shopping; creative interpretation.
I'll take three please!
I love the window shopping, very well done!
Ah you sure do have a way with words, you are not so green for sure!
Going cheap for three a penny:)
Nice idea, Jinksy.
Smiles can achieve miracles and so can Japanese poetic forms.
Oh, I do like this!
Haha...this is too good...I loved this :)
Indeed a great way to go shopping without spending. Why am I now thinking they had water balloons in the back seat to throw out the window?
Tattered and Lost - it's because you must have a wicked sense of humour! LOL
How clever!
Your words and the picture say it all!
Grand show my friend, go spend all your money.
:-) Nice one.
Window shopping...I like it! I agree with others that smiles should be worth more :-)
Nice haiku. Smiling!
HaHa! The notorious 5/7/5 format of another Haiku, even though all the lines are the same length!
ReplyDelete"Bien fait encore, petite Cherie!"
Doc- 5/7/5 is the format for saying the most with the least. Merci à toi, mon petit chou. You are not as green as you are cabbage looking...
ReplyDeleteLovely piece, Jinksy, they certainly look happy in that photo.
ReplyDeleteNice Haiku. 'Window shopping' I like that.
ReplyDeleteInteresting concept... I suppose if you were shopping or trawling for fun, friends-Hmmm- I like it thanks!
ReplyDeletethis works - brings up an image of one street small town...nostalgia
ReplyDeleteWindow shopping..love it...the travelers or the photographer
ReplyDeleteGrowing up NJ, the stores used to closed on Sundays because of "blue laws"...so we 'd drive around and window shop instead.
ReplyDeletewow that is pretty cheap for a penny...smiles. nice touch today...smiles.
ReplyDeleteHadn't thought about window shopping; creative interpretation.
ReplyDeleteI'll take three please!
ReplyDeleteI love the window shopping, very well done!
ReplyDeleteAh you sure do have a way with words, you are not so green for sure!
ReplyDeleteGoing cheap for three a penny:)
ReplyDeleteNice idea, Jinksy.
ReplyDeleteSmiles can achieve miracles and so can Japanese poetic forms.
ReplyDeleteOh, I do like this!
ReplyDeleteHaha...this is too good...I loved this :)
ReplyDeleteIndeed a great way to go shopping without spending.
ReplyDeleteWhy am I now thinking they had water balloons in the back seat to throw out the window?
Tattered and Lost - it's because you must have a wicked sense of humour! LOL
ReplyDeleteHow clever!
ReplyDeleteYour words and the picture say it all!
ReplyDeleteGrand show my friend, go spend all your money.
ReplyDelete:-) Nice one.
ReplyDeleteWindow shopping...I like it! I agree with others that smiles should be worth more :-)
ReplyDeleteNice haiku. Smiling!
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