Philosophical Photography, Percontation, Prose, Poetry, Parables, Pottery & Politics… Phew!
As I reported on an earlier post, I have been assisting my daughter with some Java programming recently, which has been both stimulating and frustrating. As today’s loose schedule calls for a haiku I thought I would use this as a subject matter, playing on the double meaning of the term…
Rather like caffeine
this ubiquitous language
awakens my brain
Stuff that interests Mr Reid, a physicist and teacher
Sharing Great Blog Posts
Travelling the overcast isles
Inspiration for meeting life's challenges.
a resource for moving poetry
Welcome to my world.
Mind over matter
Musings on a mad world
Travel. Climbing. Characters. True stories, well told.
Adventuring the globe whilst based in the beautiful PNW, with a focus on fitness & adventure travel, conservation and a healthy balanced lifestyle. All with my beautiful partner in crime, Stephanie!
Games, Illustrations and Short Stories
Success By Design
A returning expat's perspective of Britain
Never get lost in the Sauce
Photo Book Store
Happy Eating
Cooking, gardening, traveling and photographing around the globe
storytelling the world
searching4theshot 
I had to take a Java class in college. We were not friends haha.
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Thank you, Jesse. I think it also depends on the teacher’s enthusiasm too … 😉
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Yeah that is most certainly true.
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I’d rather do Java than haiku, to be honest. Never have ‘got’ the how
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Thank you Abbie! The difficulty with haiku is so few syllables being available to describe something in an abstract way. Java, on the other hand, allows an abstract idea to be turned into a logical process using a precise syntax. Both challenging, but in different ways!
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