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[marta_bee]

We're having a bit of a cloudburst (<-- understatement) and I am officially happy the Kid and the Mum and I got our holiday celebrations in early. I plan to commandeer my neighbor's laptop and finally do my patriotic duty by watching Winter Soldier and possibly get caught up on the Daily Show, because that's apparently the flavor my brand of

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[shirebound]

How I wish you could send us some of that rain!

[marta_bee]

*blows out her window as hard she can in SB's direction*

You are more than welcome to it!

[kayleelupin]

Yes, I would love some of that rain too! We're having a drought here!! O_O

Kaylee

[marta_bee]

I do wish I could share. It never rains but it pours, as they say in Bree.

[dreamflower02]

he's trying to flush some sort of heavenly cockroach down the drain and got a bit weirded out by it and it must go away right nao kthxbai.

I totally hooted out loud at this metaphor; I knew exactly what you meant, having had that exact experience! It was very gross at the time, but the way you put it made it hilarious!

Here's hoping the weather is as accommodating as you need it to be. We are supposed to have it fairly pleasant over the weekend, but the lack of thunderstorms will be offset by the fireworks, as Sophie will be terrified.

[marta_bee]

Hee! Glad I could give you a smile.

I'm actually okay with thunder. Of course, I don't have a pup to be terrorized by it, but thunder is a bit romantic and broody. Firecrackers and sharp explosions weird me out a bit at the best of times. Cars backfiring too, but a weekend of constant fireworks is not a pleasant, relaxing time in my book, even if I stay in my apartment. So having the rain drown it out, particularly as I'm more or less set for the weekend and can stay in, would be quite nice.