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No flooding here thankfully. The rain is merely an inconvenience, stopping me from getting grass, meadows, paths and hedges cut - the garden gets wilder and wilder! Listening to the lashing rain while still in bed I thought about how I could best spend this rainiy day (that was a typo but I think I quite like the word rainly.)  I had the luxury of a day at home, just thinking, and planning. With lots of coffee.  What's your favourite way to spend a rainly day at home?
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cathy
6/8/2019 04:57:48 pm
on the couch, w my microwave tea & a good book.
Freda
7/8/2019 01:45:47 pm
Everyone mentions a book!
Kathleen Riley
7/8/2019 01:51:38 am
A book, my knitting. Stepping outside to feel weather! Back to book and knitting!
Freda
7/8/2019 01:47:49 pm
Hello Kathleen! i always open the back door to sniff the weather every morning..
Mary
7/8/2019 04:28:44 am
Definitely reading. And pleased as punch that I no longer have to commute in the stuff.
Freda
7/8/2019 01:48:55 pm
Gleeful I should think :-)
cath
7/8/2019 08:30:17 am
If it drizzles all day: reading and writing, a bit of organising, having a generally slow day. If it rains hard I like to watch and listen for a while and think slow thoughts before turning to the things mentioned above.
Freda
7/8/2019 01:50:32 pm
I like the sound too providing it doesn't go on for days! Slow thoughts - lovely.
Mary B
7/8/2019 12:44:26 pm
May I adopt your new word as we have plenty of rainly days in west Wales!?
Freda
7/8/2019 01:52:16 pm
That sounds delightful MaryB and you are most welcome to use rainly from now on.. Leave a Reply. |
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