Indeed!
On the same day I broke my ankle, a friend’s husband had a heart attack while ploughing snow (with a machine, I believe). The storm had power out for a couple of days for some of my friends. It’s been a rough year for more than a few of us! Here’s hoping it gets better asap!
[…] Shawn L. Bird: Shawn Bird is a high school English teacher and librarian, poet and author. I love reading her poems, which are full of a beautiful simplicity but deep messages underneath the surface. She has also published a book called Grace Awakening: Dreams and Power. […]
Shawn Bird is an author, poet, and educator in the beautiful Shuswap region of British Columbia, Canada. She is a proud member of Rotary and a former Rotary Youth Exchange Student.
RT @matpVI: Henry 'We are seeing 100% household transmission'
So why are school exposure notices still saying household members with no sy… 1 day ago
5:30 p.m. Friday. Just home.
So. Tired.
Too tired to cook, so I'm climbing into bed, and perhaps I will wake up i… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…1 day ago
Oh dear did you fractue your foot??
I did, unfortunately. 😦
Should have listened to hubby when he said to stay inside!
Oh dear, so sorry to hear about that:( I slipped Dec 23rd but nothing broken except a bit of skin and pride. Take care, kiddo…Hubby is wise
I wish I’d listened to him!
Life lessons never cease. Hope the next one is an affirmation, not a consequence.
Indeed!
On the same day I broke my ankle, a friend’s husband had a heart attack while ploughing snow (with a machine, I believe). The storm had power out for a couple of days for some of my friends. It’s been a rough year for more than a few of us! Here’s hoping it gets better asap!
I’m so sorry to hear you broke your ankle. Well at least you have the sentinel doggies. Please get well soon.
Thanks, Deb. They are very good at standing in front of me ready to trip me so I’ll spend more time at home.
😦
yes- unhappy face definitely applies!
[…] Shawn L. Bird: Shawn Bird is a high school English teacher and librarian, poet and author. I love reading her poems, which are full of a beautiful simplicity but deep messages underneath the surface. She has also published a book called Grace Awakening: Dreams and Power. […]
Sorry you’re hurt, but happy to see that you’ve hid your pain in a well-written limerick! Keep up the great work…
hubby said, Well at least ypu’ll get lots of blog material out of this.
Nice! I’m sure he is correct.
I’m pretty sure I didn’t need the extra material.
Pain is poetry, just as much, if not more than joy is. It couldnt hurt, anyway…
Oh, but it definitely does hurt.
Trust me on this one!
Darling poem. So sorry about its source! Take care.
Sally
Thanks Sara