Monday, January 30, 2006

Rain, rain--GO AWAY!!!!!

It's incredible how many ways the weather man can tell us we have rain. I guess because we get so much of it, they decided to spice things up by using different terms. Our weather reports say things like:
Rain changing to showers
Light drizzle
Breezy showers with rain developing
Precipitation
Rain, rainfall
Wind driven rain this morning with a steady, soaking rain developing
"It's wet out there"

So in honor of our current wetness, I thought I would favor you with a list of the wettest songs:
It's Raining Men
Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head
Here Comes the Rain Again
Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain
Purple Rain
April Showers
Every time in Rains (Pennies from Heaven)
Have you ever seen the rain?
I can see clearly now the rain is gone
I Wish it would Rain
It never rains in California
Rainy Day Man
Walk between the raindrops
Listen the the Rhythm of the Falling Rain
I Made It Through the Rain
Who'll stop the rain?

I don't mind the rain all that much, it's what the rain does that I don't appreciate.
Rain makes mud, which finds it's way into my house everyday now.
Rain makes it difficult to pick up dog poop in the yard--not that you'll get wet, but that wet dog poop is harder to pick up.
Rain makes the storm drains flood and creates huge lakes in the streets.
Rain makes huge lakes on school playgrounds as well, and recess monitors don't really monitor much.
Yes, rain makes the flowers grow, but I'm not seeing any flowers in my flooded flower beds.
I just want a bit of sunshine! I did get a few hours of it yesterday. Well, it was *almost* sun. The rain stopped for a minute and it got lighter.
Supposedly we have sun coming in the forecast--NEXT WEEK!!
Time to build an ark....

1 comment:

Lisa said...

Michelle
I don't know how you deal with it. I couldn't take it. ANd I know what you mean by the weatherman getting creative with the same weather over and over. Weather in Phoenix is the same way - only with sunshine. I'd say it would be pretty boring to do the weather there.