Everything is soggy. The newspaper's limp. Book covers are curling. And yet, the precipitation continues.
I managed to escape the house this evening, which explains why I'm sitting damply in Starbuck's, watching the barista make out with some guy at one of the tables. Now THAT's service.
That's it for today, folks. Water on the brain, and all that...
*blink* Oi vey. Here's to a better tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteWe need the rain, but it would have been nicer to have it spread out over the entire year, not all at once. :)
ReplyDeleteLucy is good for the soul. So is coffee. I'm not much on the public make out.
ReplyDeleteI think the weather Gods are messing with us. It was 75 and sunny in SEATTLE today. Weird.
ReplyDeleteDo you mean YOU played Chutes and Ladders? I am so in awe. I can't even look at the box without falling asleep.
ReplyDeleteHere, too. But we needed it soooo badly.
ReplyDeleteToday's supposed to be sunny which is a relief. I can only take so much soggy darkness before my spirits plummet.
(Am putting I Love Lucy on my library list.)
@Julia - I didn't say it was easy.
ReplyDeleteShe give you the same service? I'd complain to the management if she didn't at least OFFER to kiss you passionately on a rainy night...
ReplyDeleteWe never tire of Chutes & Ladders here.
3-1/2 inches at my house yesterday, but Chutes and Ladders stayed safely on the basement shelf. We watched the 3rd Harry Potter movie instead (a treat for the 5th grader who finished the book).
ReplyDeleteRain? What is this "rain" whereof you speak?
ReplyDeleteWe could use the rain. my lawn is a disgrace, and I just can't get around to having the irrigation dude out to fix it.
ReplyDeleteThere's something so cozy about seeing how nasty it is out and knowing we don't have to go. Mmm.
I know, I just don't understand this. I'm so confused; I think this must be a result of global warming for sure.
ReplyDeleteEither that or weather patterns.