Spring Rain
Flooding at NW Highway and East Lawther. I love springtime in Texas.
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So do I. I miss the warm rain that I can actually swim in about fifteen, even ten minutes after it has started falling. Not that I swim in it anymore so much as run through it, but the point is that I can.
ReplyDeleteIs that sarcasm or true feelings?! :)
ReplyDeleteWe were out flood hunting on this day. This one went all the way to the lake. I have fantasies about parking and swimming until the waters recede, but then CPS would take my children.
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