Like montucky, I'm looking forward to warm rains. Cold rain? I'm not so much a fan, with or without an umbrella. What's funny is that, since I started working outdoors twenty-some years ago, I stopped with the umbrellas. Maybe I've learned that, if it's raining hard enough for an umbrella, it's raining hard enough to be indoors with a cup of coffee and a good book.
The greens are gorgeous. And hooray for me, for finally finding the place to subscribe to your wonderful musings/poetry.
I'm one of those crazy people who like to work outside in the rain, hauling brush, etc. Probably wouldn't like it so much if I had no choice, however. :)
I'm so looking forward to those warm summer rains!
ReplyDeleteMe, too . :)
DeleteLike montucky, I'm looking forward to warm rains. Cold rain? I'm not so much a fan, with or without an umbrella. What's funny is that, since I started working outdoors twenty-some years ago, I stopped with the umbrellas. Maybe I've learned that, if it's raining hard enough for an umbrella, it's raining hard enough to be indoors with a cup of coffee and a good book.
ReplyDeleteThe greens are gorgeous. And hooray for me, for finally finding the place to subscribe to your wonderful musings/poetry.
I'm one of those crazy people who like to work outside in the rain, hauling brush, etc. Probably wouldn't like it so much if I had no choice, however. :)
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Sometimes withholding an umbrella points one to better umbrageous shelter.
ReplyDeleteYes, and much to be discovered in the process. :)
DeleteLovely photo - and words. Rain is sometimes like tears, only ten thousandfold.
ReplyDeleteYes, it certainly is ... thank you, Penny.
DeleteWhy on Earth did this strike me so funny? I laughed out loud! The visual image in my head is hilarious.
ReplyDeleteBill, I think my mom would have liked you ... does like you ... ;))
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