Listening to the rain on the roof and watching it bounce on the road. Bliss. My pots are loving it, the lawn is greening up before my eyes. Love it.
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3 comments:
Wonderful that you have had rain. Yur garden of pots looks lovely. Cheers
When rain is welcome and needed it is such a blessing!
P - the plants just breath a sigh of relief do they not. B
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