Meteorological Assist
Where I live we have an ally in quarantine, a meteorological assist. Most every day, it rains. And what regulations might not accomplish, weather does.
Yesterday, for instance, we had about six hours of full-on spring sun. Balmy blue skies, no clouds or gloom — and there were lots more people and cars on the road, a sense of everyone bursting from confines.
This morning, though, I awoke to the pitter-patter of rain on the roof. We're expected to have a deluge by noon. The greenery will become even greener.
It will be easy to be inside today. Which is one day closer to being out.
Yesterday, for instance, we had about six hours of full-on spring sun. Balmy blue skies, no clouds or gloom — and there were lots more people and cars on the road, a sense of everyone bursting from confines.
This morning, though, I awoke to the pitter-patter of rain on the roof. We're expected to have a deluge by noon. The greenery will become even greener.
It will be easy to be inside today. Which is one day closer to being out.
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