Rain art
I'd given up hope that any of those "scattered thunder showers" being touted on TV would ever hit my part of the city, but last night, as I pedaled away on a stationary bike at the gym, I saw the rain coming down outside.
Rain art
Virginia A. Smith, Inquirer Staff Writer
I'd given up hope that any of those "scattered thunder showers" being touted on TV would ever hit my part of the city, but last night, as I pedaled away on a stationary bike at the gym, I saw the rain coming down outside.
Several of the guys were upset. Their playoff baseball game would be cancelled! They couldn't take that late-night run they'd planned! I commiserated. "That's a shame," I told them.
But woo hoo! My garden was happy. It rained for awhile, and this morning, everything looked perky and back in focus.
Speaking of focus, nothing like raindrops on a bright green begonia leaf to make yet another photo to wow your friends. Maybe not. Wows me, for sure.
