Haiku:
The daylight grows short
Blogging time is scarce for now
Repost is now hereI am ready. Bring on the comments about the proper way to write a haiku. Of course, I should warn you that I am technically a professional Haikuer - here is my winning entry to ThinkGeek's haiku contest
Here is the deal. I am going to pick 12 posts from my old stuff and post 1 a day for 12 days (hopefully). Yes, technically, this is not the 12 days of Christmas. Also, I have some other stuff that I am working on, so don't worry - it is not ONLY reposts in the next twelve days.
Anyway, I figure some of you have either never seen this stuff, or you forgot about it. Sometimes I read my own stuff that is old and think "who wrote this?".
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