Monday WRites 287

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Welcome March. The fasting and penitence continues, Season of Lent.  

You've heard about the Monday Blues well this is Monday WRites (musing on the definition here of rite, as any customary observance for eg the rite of afternoon tea). 

Welcome to Monday WRites #287: A Happy Monday to all. Be Safe.

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Haibun MondayWalk with me down Memory Lane
DIFFERENT KINDS OF ABODEMany of the houses are wooden. Some are mud houses with thatched roofs. The latter i find amazing. People live there in sunshine and rain.
My house is a wooden house. The steps are many to get from the fowl coop and the kitchen downstairs to the main house upstairs. At the back of my house is brick house and from there the grunt of pigs can be heard as they slop the mush. 
The headteacher's  just before my house (as the house numbers dictate) is a brick house, even though there is a dirt oven downstairs and a wooden area for the animals.
the sad eyes of cowschewing chewing chewinglate into the evening

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