Good one, Bill ! (I had a coffee tanka on my blog, yesterday, too !) As for the morning gray, let's say that seems still better to me than the snow storm they're announcing for us for tomorrow...
Well, Monika, one meaning of "half full" is could be worse. When I visited the historical museum in Montreal a few years ago, I said to Pat, "These folks have never accepted the weather up here." So many of the exhibits were about snowfall, and I don't mean skiing.
Thanks for the observation, Daniele. I was deliberately playing with the associations of "half full" and the expectations that the expression raises. Your active response is the sort of thing I was hoping for.
we've had more than our share of grey these last months so i can easily empathise. still, lukewarm coffee is better than cold, and half full better than half empty. all of which is to say, i liked it there and like it still
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Good one, Bill ! (I had a coffee tanka on my blog, yesterday, too !) As for the morning gray, let's say that seems still better to me than the snow storm they're announcing for us for tomorrow...
At least your cup is half full & not half empty, Bill! There is optimism in your haiku...
Well, Monika, one meaning of "half full" is could be worse. When I visited the historical museum in Montreal a few years ago, I said to Pat, "These folks have never accepted the weather up here." So many of the exhibits were about snowfall, and I don't mean skiing.
If you look for it, Frank.
good one Bill
john
Coffee would have seemed more gray if the cup had been half empty.
Thanks for the observation, Daniele. I was deliberately playing with the associations of "half full" and the expectations that the expression raises. Your active response is the sort of thing I was hoping for.
we've had more than our share of grey these last months so i can easily empathise. still, lukewarm coffee is better than cold, and half full better than half empty.
all of which is to say, i liked it there and like it still
I like this one. I always let my coffee get lukewarm. To busy reading or doing other things.
Bouwe
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