Thanks for including me.

Inquirer columnist John Gonzalez ran a couple of haiku's in his column over the weekend. I think the idea is catching on!

You're welcome, and thank you. It's good to have your voice included.

I checked out the Gonzo column with the Harry emails, and I liked the trio of haiku. I like to think haiku have always been there, if not flourishing, at least lurking. We all bring something of ourselves to it, though — which is why this idea intrigues me, I suppose.

I like the uppercase block lettering. It's a lot like the way I write (when I want people to be able to read what's written). I should probably submit one, if I can figure out how to make sense of haiku writing.

You should, PJ. I'm sure you'll figure it out just fine.

PJ: That's the result of nearly 30 years as a draftsman. It's the “mindless” choice for me, although the lower case is much friendlier.
On the bright side, I never hear anyone say that they can't read my handwriting, so I have that going for me – which is nice. :)

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