Showing posts with label Christmas wishes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas wishes. Show all posts

Sunday, December 14, 2014

Carpe Diem Extra December 2014-2, which prompts you love to see in reprise?


Dear Haijin, visitors and travelers,

I need your help. I am starting soon with the creation of our new prompt-list, the first for 2015, but for that new month of Carpe Diem I need your help. One of our participants and family-members, Girl Friday, suggested the following: Carpe Diem has been on line for more than two years. There were great prompts which I missed, because I found your weblog only this year. Why don't you make a new feature in which you bring the reprise of wonderful prompts from the history of Carpe Diem Haiku Kai?

You will remember our second anniversary month last October in which I used all prompts from our history and now I have the idea, brought to me by Girl Friday, to make another month of reprise-prompts. So why I need your help? Well ... I will ask you all:

"Which prompt from our Carpe Diem Haiku Kai you want to see again in a reprise month next January? You can leave your suggestions in the comment-field. I will start creating our new prompt-list after Christmas, so please if you have an idea for a reprise-prompt let me know before, say December 28th 2014".

I am looking forward to your choices.




Have a great and magical Christmas time and I hope you all will have a wonderful New Year's Eve and a very happy 2015 in which you all, I hope, will be here again .... I hope you all will have a very inspirational 2015 and I am looking forward to all of your wonderful haiku, senryu, tanka, kyoka and haibun.

Namaste,

Chèvrefeuille, your host

Chèvrefeuille, your host

Tuesday, December 25, 2012

Carpe Diem's short break during the Holidays


DEAR HAIJIN, VISITORS AND TRAVELERS,

DURING THE HOLIDAYS I WILL NOT POST A NEW EPISODE OF CARPE DIEM ... TAKING A LITTLE BREAK.




NEXT THURSDAY DECEMBER 27TH I WILL POST TWO NEW EPISODES.

THE FIRST WILL BE:

Winter Moon (fuyu no tsuki)

THE SECOND WILL BE:

The Last Day of Winter (setsubun)

OK, just a treat for the Holidays, say ... a Christmas present ...

Christmas tree standing
In front of the old mansion
Bringing joy to the world


Have wonderful Holidays.

Chèvrefeuille, your host