Stickers and a Haiku

As the 31st installment of the “Stickers and...” series, I thought it might be fun to do stickers and haiku - something quick and easy but also fun.

For this swap you will use a notecard, or a piece of stationery paper, and on it, you will write (not type) a haiku poem of your choice. It can be any sort of haiku. It can be something you love, or find interesting, or you could choose a haiku based on your partner’s profile. Googling a haiku to use is just fine. (And highly recommended). It’s very open ended. The haiku can be on any (non-controversial, please) topic.

So...in with your haiku, you’ll need to tuck in a sheet of stickers. The sticker rules are the same as usual. A full sheet of stickers, not cut up. Nice, new stickers only. No reward, kiddie (Dora, Frozen, etc), or alphabet stickers, unless your partner specifically requests those in their profile. If the sticker sheets are very small (4”x4” or smaller) then send 2 sheets. Stickers should be dime sized or bigger. Stickers are sender’s choice. So you cannot rate down if you don’t like the stickers your partner sent. If they don’t float your boat, you can always pass them on in the next round.

Rating: if your partner sends a haiku, sent it on time, and included and a sheet (or two) of stickers that meet the requirements, then you must rate them as a 5. If you really like the stickers, or the message, then a heart is up to you.

Newbies can join this swap with a well filled out profile, established swappers should have at least a 4.9 and no unexplained/unresolved 1’s or 3’s. If you want to participate, but are not sure you can, feel free to check with me. I will be checking participants and reserve the right to ban anyone I don’t feel confident will complete the swap. And of course, I will angel if need be.