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a haiku
just for the moment ...
no backup
Data can be lost on the Internet at any time !
So
I advise you all to take private copies or a print-out of your favorite pages of the World Kigo Database, since you (and certainly I) knever know when it will be gone one day ...
GABI
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Good one, Gabi!
ReplyDeleteVery appropriate...yes, the uncertainties of cyberspace...I guess nothing beats old-fashioned printing!
L.
This is so funny and appropriate, Gabi. Good one!!
ReplyDeleteM.
Ouch - well caught - well, not caught - you know what I mean o).
ReplyDeleteA.M.
Yes, good one Gabi!
ReplyDeleteM.
... love it, Gabi!
ReplyDeleteVery wry (knowing you know the 'haiku moment' story...& I've recently finished reading Prof. Shirane's 'Traces of Dreams')... the real haiku moment indeed.
Gabi san, very appropriate, enjoyed reading it!
ReplyDeleteM.B.
Hi Gabi san,
ReplyDeleteDroll and appropriate ku.
But, tell me, how can I afford the storage to back up my favorite WKD pages?
I would want the whole thing!
B.D.
I really like this one Gabi.
ReplyDeleteI have been told at workshops that when you really get into haiku the practice is to think of them and not write down.
That is an even further stretch!
L.A.
Good Good Haiku blog.
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