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1. Good one. You race I’ll walk. Deal?

2. Good thing you won’t be wearing ones with stiletto heels!

3. I really like this, Quilly. I always have good intentions everyday to tie my shoes on and do some good walking… I try.

4. Somebody gets up early!

   Actually, I get up before the sunrise… it’s just that I’m still in my pajamas after the sun starts racing.

5. Who can race the sun
   and win? Maybe barefoot girls
   and boys, just maybe…

   Shoes for Stones?

6. I agree. That’s an especially good one.

7. That’s a great one! And amusing, considering the Random Dozen question about sunrise vs. sunset!

8. .
   This is a nice one, Quilly. I like the ideas of racing the sun.
   Wearing those tennies adds a lot to it.
   ..
   BTW, I’m not sharing in the Haiku Wednesday for today.
   I am pretty well strapped for time this week. My sister from Iowa is coming Thursday, I’m teaching SS this Sunday, and we have Mrs. Jim’s Sunday school class over for lunch after church this Sunday also.
   My household jobs are to sweep and clean the floors and rugs and to pick up my junk. I probably will also cut up veggies and fruit and other kitchen help for the Sunday meal. My sister and hubby get leftover Ima Garen’s Greek ‘Pastitsio.’ I don’t like the way ‘Barefoot’ spells it but the meal turned out good. http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/ina-garten/pastitsio-recipe/index.html
   ..
   And no, I will never boycott your blog. 🙂 I enjoy them and your writing. I just couldn’t figure why you were missing my MFM posts.
   I can’t sing, play an instrument, paint or draw, or probabliy even write very good. But I like to write. [I used to like to sing until I was asked not to be in a church choir a long time ago.]
   ..
   ..

9. Great haiku! A bit of beauty and inspiration in a sunrise helps set the stage for a busy day.

10. Earth beneath my feet,
    Sky above – I dare to race
    The westering sun.

    Cheers!
    JzB

11. Nice! Something we differ in though… I don’t run unless something is chasing me. 😉

    I completely felt your haiku though – morning, quiet… ahhh

12. Beautiful! my walking shoes do not have to be tied…on purpose!
    8)

13. But slow down enough to enjoy a little poetry, okay?

14. I bet it wins! It always finishes before I do…

15. shoes with a view? 😉

16. “race it through the day” is a lovely thought… i can easily relate to that one. i love sunrise because it spells another chance. just take it slow though and enjoy the morning breeze. 🙂

17. Mmmmmmm I feel the sunshine, I can imagine starting my day just like this!

18. Surely you are in one of those flat cozy comfy ones 🙂 Stilettos can be tedious to race through the day 😀

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