After the Storm
nor’easter over, skies blue
son’s flight delayed due to gusts
I resume Saturday chores
birds at the feeder this morning
ducks in the swollen harbor
I wonder if the new eagle’s nest survived
Saturday Haiku: After the Storm
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Teaching for Life 
Love your haiku and I hope the nest survived. We’re headed to the airport to pick up son and family from the east coast. So glad the weather didn’t affect their travel plans.
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I admire that you put into words your day/feelings in haiku form. I’ve never felt comfortable writing them let alone publishing them.
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I’ve been writing them for a long time. It just takes practice. Don’t give up…it’s a fun mind challenge.
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After the big storm, life resumes and if one is lucky, no issues to resolve. Hope the nest is still there.
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We were lucky, but it did take my son all day to get home. First, a delay in takeoff; then the plane grounded in Baltimore; another delay of several hours; then after trying to land, the plane turned around and went back to Baltimore. He eventually got home, by cab, with three other passengers. I’ll be checking on the nest soon…let you know!
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Happy to know everyone is safe and blue skies are there for you. Hope the eagles nest is still there.
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I haven’t checked on the nest yet, since it involves a short drive…but I will soon.
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Life goes back to normal after the storm while we wait for the next one. I hear there is a chance of another one this coming week.
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Egads! And people still say there’s no such thing as climate change. If things are this unpredictable already I can’t imagine what’s to come.
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At least something beautiful came out of the destruction from the storm. I like your Haiku
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Thank you so much. That makes me happy.
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