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#978884 added March 23, 2020 at 12:26am
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After the rain
What is the best way to spend a rainy afternoon?

Looking out a window.

Jumping in puddles.

Staying warm.

Listening to drumming on the roof.

Depends on where I've been. I love storms and fury but I prefer to watch them from a safe place. I grew up with cold rain-at-a-slant; I prefer snow. In Montana it seldom 'rains'. Time to jump in puddles. The downpours in Costa Rica drum on tin roofs. Amazing!

With rain comes sound, sight, touch, and after ... a fresh earthy smell ... petrichor.

If it's going to rain all afternoon then I'd rather be inside looking at a garden than in it working. A book, a cat in my lap, coffee (always), a wee bit of warmth if it's chilly?

We don't have much rain here = not an intense green.

Not like a Kansas prairie when it rains after the burn = a hurtin'-eye green.

A couple of flash fiction:

 Goddess of the Flirt (257 words) [177.2] Open in new Window. (18+)
300 words. Prompts: shell, drink, shirt
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Goldie uncrowned [177.5] (290 words) Open in new Window. (18+)
300 words. Prompt: “Stop snoring!”
#2216656 by Kåre เลียม Enga Author IconMail Icon


Two days of humor ... rare for me ... and completely ignored.
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