An Atheist at Christmas Time Haiku
Atheist Christmas
No responsibilities
Delicious eggnog
No responsibilities
Delicious eggnog
Published by Tsu Dho Nimh
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8 Comments
Post a CommentFantastic!
I just don't know what I love the most, the haiku or the picture! (=
Profoundly stated.
You're lucky! I don't believe in a religious god either and I still have to do the dishes! ;o) Happy Holidays!
I just love clever writing such as this!
That's great!
No responsibilities? Now THAT I'd envy!
Interesting. Great picture!