From Chef Terri:
Farro and mushrooms Cabbage, tomato sauce, kraut Stuff, steam. Sweet sour. Yum.And Julia:
Haiku week was fun But it’s time to go back to Our old ways now. Yay!FIN!
Haiku Finale
it's been a long week tougher than we thought to write
hunger in strict form
More Haiku
Weekend meals for kids
Backpack Buddies is the way
Full and focused child
New superheroes
Rescuing food ending waste
Hungry folks are fed
Riley Cat (thx, sal!)
Grass sprigs from Warren. Catnip mouse under the desk. A cat’s life is good.Or
Tilt head and meow. Cat treats lie on tip-top shelf. C’mon Jill, I’m hungry!Staff Haiku!
Teaching Nutrition Classes
Culinary and Nutrition Professionals
Healthy North Carolinians
Peggy, CFO:
Bookkeeping galore, Monitor the ins and outs, Balance, what a joy! Communicating So no person goes hungry In the TriangleStaff Haikus
Help people give back
With time, talent and treasure
Through innovation
Paper on my desk,
Snowy white and drifting free.
Have you seen my keys?
It’s about the kids
Learning to be healthier
This is Hands on Health
Staff Haiku
the great Shuttle Staff
gives us their job descriptions
beautiful haiku
Volunteers helping
Feeding, hungry, homeless, kids
Nurture, nourish, soothe.
Haiku!
Thanks for tuning in so regularly on the Behind the Scenes Blog. We just want you to be aware of a small programming note for next week. Starting Monday and going all the way through Friday, we will be communicating stricly in Haiku form. Here's a little refresher on Haiku, in case it's been awhile. So when you tune in Monday, that's what'll be happening. Until then
Hope your weekend rocks as you rest up and have fun don't forget hunger