Hello everyone,
After some sunny but not yet quite hot weather, we are now getting more spring showers. You know the old saying? April showers, brings May flowers. But it feels much colder than usual at this time of year and though I know there are flowers elsewhere, mine aren't yet at that stage.
Anyway, I take the rain as it comes. I don't mind it as long it isn't raining heavily for weeks on end as it can sometimes do. We west coasters get out and about no matter the weather. Today I had to get out for a walk and do some errands. I don't carry an umbrella anymore and since it was more than drizzling, I stopped to buy a plastic rain poncho at the dollar store.
I hope you are enjoying the weather and the skies where ever you are. Thanks for stopping by my post for this week's Skywatch Friday.
Great shots of the rainy days - I find them hard to capture
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DeleteFood looks good and I love the colors of the dishcloths! I love photos of rainy days and cloudy skies.
ReplyDeleteThe food was definitely good and I agree that the colours of the dishcloths are pretty. They show up much better in the crocheted version of the dishcloths than in the knitted version.
DeleteI live in the midwestern section of the U.S.A. This area has four seasons. I too go out whatever the weather is. The saying is "if you don't like the weather wait five minutes." So true. Rainy day shots are sometimes even better than blue skies. Enjoy the moment.
ReplyDeleteYes, we have 4 seasons also. I agree that rainy shots can be better sometimes. That's as long as the sky is not one blanket of gray which it can sometimes be here.
DeleteThe lights up high are interesting to me.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad.
DeleteMmm, that bento box looks delicious!!
ReplyDeleteIt was!
DeleteThat bento box looks terrific. And I love the colors on your dishcloths.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jeanie.
DeleteI've never minded getting wet in the rain. When I was a kid, the only way I could get off by myself, (to settle myself) was to go stand out in the rain. I remember one time I did that and came inside and an exasperated counselor grabbed my shoulders and shook me asking what was wrong with me (I was about 10 years old). I just twisted away from him.
ReplyDeleteI think all kids love the rain. I remember playing in the mud puddles in the rain. The puddles were in our driveway and they were deep and the mud was very squishy in our toes, lol. I'm sorry your counsellor shook you for doing something.you enjoyed and that wasn't hurting anyone.
DeletePrairie folks need rain but they don't like being out in the rain.
ReplyDeleteIt tends to rain much heavier on the prairies.
DeleteHere in my part of the UK we could do with some rain, everywhere is very dry ... hopefully we shall have some soon.
ReplyDeleteI like the colours of your dish-clothes.
Sending my good wishes.
All the best Jan
Hi Jan, I do hope you get the rain you need. It's the thing needed to keep everything lush and green. All the best.
DeleteHi Penny,
ReplyDelete...I like your rainy skies...and I really like that dishcloth pattern...I'll have to look that one up...
Have a lovely day!
Hi Teresa, I thought you might like the dishcloth. I hope you get a chance to try it. Thanks for visiting!
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