As most of you know I’m using a tablet to read, reblog, and tweet since my laptop crashed. Florence of Meanings and Musings fortunately had permissions to my blog and can put out things as I need them done in emergency cases.
Instead of a review or roundup this week I tweeted each entry to the #SundayBlogShare. It’s very popular and hopefully will get everyone a few extra visits. The link below will take you to the challenge post where in the comments are links to each haiku. The duplicates have been deleted so that those wishing to visit will only visit a haiku once.
The fundraising Florence started, without my knowledge, will be ending at the end of Tuesday, at my request. I want to get back to blogging and my friends soon. My laptop is not a game tool for me, it is how a chronic pain sufferer and retroamnesia person with PTSD and issues with crowds since the grade 3 concussion keeps in touch with the world. That’s all of you, my blog friends and family.
Never try to type all of this on tablet with fibromyalgia and arthritis and migraines, it’s a bear.
Much Respect
Ronovan
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Had a blast participating and looking forward to the challenge continuing
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Challenge set for tomorrow already. You must do it or bust.
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ooh, them’s fighting wards!!! 🙂
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I always enjoy your posts
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Thank you. 😀
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Thanks so much for keeping the challenge going Ron, despite your own!
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Bless you Ron! Hope the laptop fairy gets to you soon! 😊
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Thank you for the tweets. I hope to see you back here soon. Your normal schedule of posts are missed.
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Hope all gets better for you, Ron. I think of you often. ❤
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Hope to see you in your element soon….
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Busy practising my Haiku , one day soon you will see my efforts thank you for inspiring me..hope you get your new laptop soon 🙂
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I understand the need of my laptop & feel your sense of missing yours. We are alike in many ways. Mine is a lifeline. I hope you receive Christmas early this year. I would be freaking out in your place. Wouldn’t deal at all calmly.
What you give to those out here in space, with the words you send each Monday, go beyond any explainable meaning. Each of us have our own reasons. Truthfully, mine is for my sanity. It is a focal point. It’s not that I don’t have many things to do, but your Haiku Challenge is something else much larger than words. And we both need our words and connections. The Haiku has become a special treat to push aside all happening in life, and for the moment, all is focused on where your two words will take our imagination and inspiration. An unknown present, not possible to psychically predict. A surprise, as tomorrow morning, Monday AM approaches, the Haiku Challenge will begin its next cycle of inspiring the many out here who want and need your encouraging two words.
Thank you so much Ronovan. I didn’t know before I found you that I would need you once that happened. We may not agree politically about some things [I do read the other things you write 😉 ] but for sure we agree we need our laptops to make it through and beyond the barriers of our limitations. ❤ Jennifer (jk) 🙂 In Great Respect…
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Thanks for battling with your problems, Ronovan, you’re an inspiration. Your prompts produce a lot of good things.
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Martha & I enjoy your blogs. We hope you’ll have everything you need to stay in touch with your blog world. We pray for your health
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