How long it takes to write a haiku? - a podcast by Coffeehouse Junkie

Thank you visiting the Coffee Den. And welcome to the relaunch of the Coffeehouse Junkie audio podcast. It is good to be back. A lot of things have happened during that time and there is much I plan to share with you, just not in this episode.

Yes, it is true. The last two years or so I have fasted from coffee. That’s right. Not a drop of my favorite bean beverage in more than 24 months. Almost had to rename this audio podcast. But Maniac Coffee Roasting in Bellingham, Washington came to the rescue. Specifically, the Decaf Espresso Royale blend. Check them out at ManiacCoffeeRoasting.com. They are the unofficial sponsor of this episode.

Very special thanks to Amy Annelle for granting permission to use her song "Will Try" between the segments. Visit the website HighPlainsSigh.com for more info about her music or find her music on Apple iTunes.

And here’s what’s coming up in this episode.

In the first segment, a story about how long it takes to write a haiku. Next, what do you think about when you see a stack of books? In this episode you will also hear what a creative director thinks of when he sees a stack of books. Next, we'll explore, Who is the audience for your poems? In the final segment, I'll share whether or not it is possible to write in your sleep, or not.

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