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8 comments:
Happy Saturday, y'all!
It's raining in the swamp! Naturally! It's the weekend! What did you expect!
We're a little dry here can you send some of that rain my way?
Mariposa - I'd send it anywhere... in a heartbeat! By default it should naturally go that way anyway. But, weather never behaves like it should. Sighhhh...
Carl we are starting to get into drought conditions, any rain would help. Maybe I should try a rain dance.
I've been dancing all day trying to get it to stop!!!! Maybe I should try the Watusi!
No Carl No you dance to MAKE it rain...
July 5th, July 5th !!! That is when summer officially starts in Stump Town. The patterns sure have changed in the last 40+ years. Oh well, it is what it is and there isn't anything we can do about it (really).
Mariposa - I thought about that dancing to make it rain thing so I was dancing backward!
Carol - All these hi-falutin' furriners keep coming in here telling us about the Summer Solstice and dancing with the Druids.... & you tend to forget.... July FIFTH! July FIFTH!!!
July 5th!!
Cinco de Julio!
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