Aurora: your encouraging words mean a lot to me...thank you!
Pamela: Yes, sometimes. We used go to Banff every year in February and skied the whole time. Some years we "froze" (-25C), other years the snow was starting to melt and so we were challenged with selecting the correct wax to use.
John: Thanks.
Floots: Wow, again you've uncovered a deeper, philosophical level. Well done!
Pat: It can be very addicting but these days we don't get out on them as often as we used to. Thanks.
Kai: Thank you.
Nick: You've made it sound even better...let's hit the slopes. :-)
From "The Haiku Anthology" I became interested in Haiku and I have since written numerous haiku, senyru, and tanka. "Masago", my haiku pen-name, means "grain(s) of sand" in Japanese. I have recently started learning Esperanto and Japanese. A few years ago I developed a new eastern verse form which we now call 'Renhai'.
10 comments:
Powder snow
before my skis...tracks
after them.
Link with 938: Wood on snow
[Ah, the joy of fresh snow under one's skis!]
Your blog is a delight with all these winter-themed gems! :)
and cold, too
love it
john
perfect capture of the chilly journey we are all making
cheers
I've only skied a couple of times, but I could become addicted. Love the explorer feel to this.
very nice, masago.
:-]
Power and mobility, the slopes never sounded quite so good!
Aurora: your encouraging words mean a lot to me...thank you!
Pamela: Yes, sometimes. We used go to Banff every year in February and skied the whole time. Some years we "froze" (-25C), other years the snow was starting to melt and so we were challenged with selecting the correct wax to use.
John: Thanks.
Floots: Wow, again you've uncovered a deeper, philosophical level. Well done!
Pat: It can be very addicting but these days we don't get out on them as often as we used to. Thanks.
Kai: Thank you.
Nick: You've made it sound even better...let's hit the slopes. :-)
delightful!
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