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November 9, 2009 by Sandy
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It is the time of year for migrations in our lives with the change in seasons.
that is a wonderful group plan…!!
Big smile here! Wonderful image and such a heart-light haiku. I would like to see a drunk butterfly. Wait…. maybe that would explain a few things.
i can’t think of a better group plan. beautiful.
I love the humor in this, especially the post title!!
sipping margaritas _ truly! ..
great photo .. great words ..
That’s one marvellous plan.
very nice, I see this piece is as much about change as bout the constant cycle of life that are full of changes but at the same time having a pattern of some kind
I love to see the beauty of flock of birds that come here in our country during their time of migration once a year at Candaba swamps in Pampanga, Philippines.
very beautiful…:), the pic, too that came with it!
good morning…:)
Beautiful words and beautiful photo…thank you for sharing and inspiring.
You made me smile–and you made me eager for their return.
Group plan – how clever! Perfect ‘departed’ haiga.
Really want to be a part of the plan
I like the humor implied in this poem and its title. What a fun way to look at migration!
Beautiful photo…and perfect words. So clever and funny. Enjoyed this very much.
I agree, very clever! Nice one Sandy.
PS: Happy Birthday Sandy!
This is an all around hit, from the title to the photo to the cleverness of the poem! Great job!
departed indeed
I will miss them
until they return
your post, poem and photo are lovely
Dang, girl!
Sign me up–
And happy birthday!
love the poem and the picture! Love that group plan!