You can’t Calm the Storm. What you Can do is Calm yourself. The Storm will Pass. (Unknown)
A small teasing wind started blowing around Two O’clock yesterday afternoon
When suddenly the clouds burst open
Causing Terry to come in as quickly as possible
Still not soon enough
Wet was the word.
Perfect for the earth, the plants, and the air!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
I’ll bet Terry was happy to get the rain and so didn’t mind getting wet — as long as he didn’t get TOO wet!
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He was. He said there was small hail with it. But, all in all, it was a wonderful soaking.
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A washing from Mother Nature ~ Makes everything sparkle!
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It sure does
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I have a couple of ideas about traveling in retirement.. If you wait until the right time, you won’t ever travel. Start small– a road trip to something different, but close by and not a lot of trouble, or very expensive. From where you live, a few days in the Colorado Springs, Estes Park, Rocky Mountain scenic points might be nice Try to avoid any weekend and all tourist times–June, July, August. Completely different but still an easy drive away would be Albuquerque, and/or Santa Fe.
The key is to set a date and go!!! Start with a few days and work up Be very flexible about how long you will be gone. See things as the spirit moves you.. Just enjoy. The Grand Canyon and Flagstaff are not too far. There is more to see and do than you will get to. Just get started. After my Daddy died, Mama and I had a conversation about how sorry we were about the things we DIDN’T do, and I try to remember that. Good luck and ENJOY!!! Kiss your babies for me.
Katie
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You are most kind and very wise. Thank you so much, Katie. I will show this to Terry and see where it leads us! Hugs
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A cleansing bath for your farm.
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YES! And it’s thundering again today
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A blessed summer rain. Worth the drenching. You have the most awesome skies.
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I stand amazed at the sky sometimes.
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