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	<title>Wilderness Interface Zone &#187; dishwashing as meditation</title>
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		<title>Snow day and dishwashing haiku</title>
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		<dc:creator>Patricia</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Just as the deep snow here had melted to half-gone and I’d broken usable trails through the month-old snowpack remaining, a new storm blew in, dropped another five or six inches, and undid my hope for a winter thaw.  Two more storms over the next three days are expected to fluff things up even more.  [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Just as the deep snow here had melted to half-gone and I’d broken usable trails through the month-old snowpack remaining, a new storm blew in, dropped another five or six inches, and undid my hope for a winter thaw.  Two more storms over the next three days are expected to fluff things up even more.  While I work up the energy to go out and re-break trails—for myself and for animals, on whom this unnaturally long winter has been very stressful—I thought I’d try something different at WIZ to pass time.</p>
<p>Traditionally, haiku express insight into the movement of a season across the face of a landscape.  But since the form is of a meditative mind, its nature can be stretched to explore particulars of a variety of conditions.  In a recent conversation with greenfrog, topics of awareness and dishwashing flowed together.  The prospect of dishwashing haiku arose.  Well … and why not?</p>
<p>So for WIZ’s next winter while-away open invitation, the name is dishwashing (which I happen to find especially pleasant in wintertime); the game is haiku.</p>
<p>To begin:</p>
<p>Warm tap water, cool<br />
Winter light pouring in streak<br />
Plates in kitchen sync.</p>
<p>Let the One-liners begin.</p>
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