I Love Transit Week 2010: get a transit haiku on our TV ad screens
I Love Transit Week 2010: get a transit haiku on our TV ad screens
I’d like to do a transit haiku contest for I Love Transit Week!
I’ve managed to get space for two haiku on our TV advertising screens during I Love Transit Week, July 12-16: so write and send your haiku about transit to thebuzzer@translink.ca by the end of Sunday, July 4, and I’ll pick two winners to be displayed! The rest will be published on the blog and in the August Buzzer for all to enjoy.
If you don’t know, haiku is a form of Japanese poetry that’s three lines long. Here’s 10 tips for writing haiku—you might be surprised to learn that 5-7-5 syllable structure isn’t a given, although I certainly don’t mind you entering such haiku in the contest.
Brief rules:
- One entry per person!!!!
- Include how you want your name to show up on the screen
- This draw is only open to those in Metro Vancouver
Remember: submit your transit essays, photos, button suggestions and more
I’m still looking for your transit essays, photos and more to be published during I Love Transit Week, for both the blog and the print Buzzer. Also, submit suggestions for new button designs by Thursday June 24!
See these posts for more info:
- A call for submissions: I Love Transit Week, July 12-16
- I Love Transit Week 2010: let’s make some new transit buttons!
And make plans to come to I Love Transit Night on the evening of July 15: there’ll be free food, transit games, buttons, and more! We’re still ironing out the details, but here’s more about last year’s I Love Transit Night, for reference.
I live transit and I love the new buzzer blog layout! Too bad I have to wait 2 months for the next buzzer banner graphic.
Hey, we had the old banner for a year and a half, so you should count your lucky stars :)
They need more buses downtown on Friday night from 6-10. It’s packed like a Cuban banana boat on this # 5
How’s this for a haiku:
Watch the world go by.
Ding! The next stop is Broadway!
The ride continues…
Ooh, nice one! But send me your name, I need it for the contest — if I pick yours, I want to be able to put your name on the TV screens.
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