Look Before You "Leap"

I can't not post an update today. Apart from having the February 29^th time stamp on my blog, there’s that other little matter of who knows if we’ll live to see another leap year. I mean the world is going to end and all, right? A month ago SK & I made our how-do-we-find-eachother plan for when the world ends and all lines of communication are down. And by SK & I, I mean that I thought of the plan, I told him the plan and I think he nodded, somewhere between Operation Repo on TruTV and random, stupid video on You Tube. BUT, BUT there is a plan.

(Closer to the date, I’ll be getting my evacuation suitcase ready. Yes, the wedding gold is going with me.)

So, back to the post. Because I don’t really have anything exciting to write about today I’m going to do a Haiku poem about my day. A Haiku poem is a Japanese form of poetry that has seventeen syllables, in three lines of five, seven, and five.

Here goes –

I made some Chi-li

for my won-der-ful hub-by

We ate mer-ri-ly

I never said it has to be clever. Brevity is not my strength.

And how unsurprising is it that the best part of my day was mealtime. Happy 29^th All.