Monthly Archives: August 2025

BP: Haiku Dialogue and Haiku Happenings

Posted on August 24, 2025 by pedometergeek

As Lafcadio, the guest editor of the Haiku Foundation’s weekly column’s Haiku Dialogue, comes to the end of her Surrealism prompts, she chose a painting by Frida Kahlo. It is called Without Hope and with this image in mind, Lafcadio … Continue reading →

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Immigrant… (A Reminder)

Posted on August 16, 2025 by pedometergeek

With all the chaos that is going on in the national government, I think my post from January 2017 bears repeating once again until people realize how our country came to be. Right now, people are being rounded up, even … Continue reading →

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Season Words and Haiku Happenings

Posted on August 15, 2025 by pedometergeek

Although Mark Scott wrote his Season Words blog in June, this pedometer geek writer is finally getting around to writing about his post. His current post is called Birds in Haiku, and it can be found at the following link: … Continue reading →

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Summer Re-run

Posted on August 2, 2025 by pedometergeek

Today is the second of August, and this pedometer geek is sharing a poem from several years ago. It is as follows: It’s August It feels like fall this morning, but it’s August.The chill in the air reminds that too … Continue reading →

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