Week 20 :: Rainy Day





I love me a good thunderstorm; don't you?

I didn't always. In Hawaii, thunderstorms don't happen often - the tradewinds are so strong, they blow clouds right across the islands. Rain in Hawaii is full of soft drops, and only lasts for a little while. When we moved to Texas, it was a completely different story. Rain here isn't always soft; sometimes it's hard and rough, sometimes it's violent. Sometimes it's moody, sometimes it brings hail or flash floods, and sometimes it cloaks tornados.

Grade school here included tornado drills in addition to fire drills, and jobs required you to know the safe places. I've learned to watch the clouds for a particular greenish yellow shade, which could spell trouble in the sky. It took a while to acclimate, but I can appreciate a really good thunderstorm now.

Rainy days are "cuddle up with a good book" time.

Rainy days are an excuse to rejuvenate and rest.

Rainy days make me appreciate the sun even more.

How do you use a rainy day?


Want to see some rainy day inspired Etsy picks? Come stop by my Rainy Days Treasury. And if you're in the US, Happy Memorial Day!

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Title: Regentag / Rainy day (04.04.2009)




das 460L Becken / the 122 Gallons Tank (High-Tech) 3 Tage pro Woche gibt es einen Regentag. / 3 days per week there is a rainy day. Besatz / Stocking: -01x Längsband-Saugbarbe (Garra cambodgiensis) -10x Blehers Rotkopfsalmler (Hemigrammus bleheri) -25x Ohrgitter-Harnischwels (Otocinclus macrospilus) -02x Neon Tetra / Neon Salmler (Paracheirodon innesi) -02x Gelber Zwergbuntbarsch (Apistogramma borelli) -02x Panda-Zwergbuntbarsch (Apistogramma njisseni) -05x Bolivianischer Schmetterlingsbuntbarsch (Microgeophagus altispinosus) -30x Amanogarnele Caridina multidentata (Synonym C. japonica) Pflanzen / plants: - Riccardia chamedryfolia - Cyperus helferi - Crinum calamistratum - Hydrocotyle verticillata - Vallisneria tortifolia - Cryptocoryne siamensis GAGNEPAIN (selten) - Alternanthera reineckii ROT - Anubias nana Bonsai - Anubias barteri nana - Anubias barteri - Ceratophyllum demersum Ceratophyllum submersum - Echinodorus rigidifolius - Echinodorus tenellus - Egeria densa, tropische Art - Eusteralis species - Hemianthus callitrichoides 'Cuba' - Hydrocotyle leucocephala - Hygrophila polysperma - Hygrophila polysperma Sunset - Ludwigia palustris ROT - Ludwigia glandulosa perennis - Micranthemum micranthemoides - Nesaea spec. - Microsorum pteropus "Windelov" - Nymphaea grün - Nymphaea rot - Pogostemon helferi - Rotala rotundifolia - Shinnersia rivlaris weiß-grün - Vallisneria gigantea


Title: Rain Gear Tip of the Week from Cruiser Customizing by Kyle Bradshaw




http://motorcycle-accessories.cruisercustomizing.com/search?w=Rain+Gear+&asug=&model_id=0&search2=Go Kyle Bradshaw of Cruiser Customizing talks about how you can stay dry in the hot summer rain as well as the cold winter rain. He covers the body, the legs, the hands, and the feet. In addition he talks about his personal evolution with the testing and usage of the different types of rain gear.





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