Thursday, July 26th, 2007 08:19 am
and lo, looked upon the shape of coming watery grave, and it was good
I just--don't usually walk out of my house, look back wistfully, and wonder if it will be washed away by the rain.
Perhaps when the coy meterologists smile brightly and say thunderstorm? They should call this something else. Like, oh "God says psyche! Flooding after all!"
Seriously. So wet. You all know I'm not one to complain at all ever, but really. Enough is enough.
Right. Back to your regularly scheduled morning.
Perhaps when the coy meterologists smile brightly and say thunderstorm? They should call this something else. Like, oh "God says psyche! Flooding after all!"
Seriously. So wet. You all know I'm not one to complain at all ever, but really. Enough is enough.
Right. Back to your regularly scheduled morning.
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From:So, just to let you know, I feel your pain :)
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From:The one I know is still pre-school age, so I figure I've got some time.
I live at the top of a hill. Come on over. Hope you don't mind a construction zone.
/frivolity. ::hugs you:: I used to live in a tornado zone, love. I know how unsettling this must be.
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From:You Texans always have to go one better than us Brits don't you???
Stay safe
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From:You've made me feel so provincial... There are some dry patches still and I'm not just talking about the tops of hills (though I do happen to live on one)
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From:*Sends sunshiney thoughts to clear the rainclouds*
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From:Jeez, yes! Wow. It did finally stop raining up here. You know it's been weird when Oklahoma City gets more rain in the first half of the year than *Miami*, and *twice* as much as Seattle.
That just ain't right.
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From:On the upside, TCEQ just declared Texas out of drought, when this time last year we were in the worst drought in recent memory. So, yay for that, obviously.
BUT OH MY GOD CAN IT STOP RAINING NOW PLEASE?!
(basically, i feel you.)
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