
"The water that came
last winter is long gone.
"Female rain," it's called in Navajo:
the gentle, furtive rains that fall
from overcast skies between
November and March....
What we're waiting for now
is male rain.
Big, booming,

wait-till-your-father-gets-home
cloudbursts that bully up from Mexico
and threaten to rip the sky."
~Barbara Kingsolver
Yessirree it's hot today!
Not record breaking,
but hot enough!
An overdue day off
and too hot to do much of anything.
Our summer rains we call monsoon
because they come in fast,
the rain falls heavy and hard.
Thunder and lightning
might rip across the sky
and can be very exciting!
In the meantime,
I'm finding any
little bits of shade......
hehehe



