We do need the rain, though. I was with a group of friends a few weeks ago, kayaking on a local lake...which was six feet under the norm. That was even after a week of rain. However, as our guide informed us, it was a blessing, since it gave them an opportunity to clean up trash that had been hiding in the depths. I think she mentioned pull-top cans showing up. Do you remember those things?
All-in-all, the rain isn't a bad thing. It's giving me an opportunity to pin all kinds of rainy-day crafts on pinterest. I'm going through old magazines and catalogs. I'm learning to paint! I'm planning a trip...to rainy Ireland. It's all good.
What do you do when it rains?
* I guess I have a pinched nerve because every once in a while, I have a zinger on my neck and I flail around wildly... then declare I've been struck by lightning.
- Photo of beer can via Wikipedia, public domain
Rain is a beautiful thing. It creates and sustains life and is always appreciated. Much better than a drought.
ReplyDeleteAs for the trash on the bottom of our lakes rivers and oceans it is atrocious! We humans have done a real disservice to all the marine life.
Enjoy the rest of the summer, and try not to get hit by lightening.
Cute, Heather! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat do I do when it rains? If I can stay home, I love to snuggle up on the couch with a good book and a cup of tea. Or take a nap!! I love napping to the sounds of thunder!