You've expressed it well my friend. This weather, I don't think I've ever seen anything like it! Such dramatic changes in the strangest places! It's a bit scary! We are still under a drought, we have recieved rain, but not enough to bring the water levels up. On our trip the other day, we crossed a bridge where beneath used to be a roaring river, I was stunned! The river had narrowed to a large creek or stream with what appeared to be a beach on each side...which was actually the exposed river bed! We need to band together and pray for the entire nation...fires, floods, droughts, tornadoes, I've had enough as well my friend! Hope it will let up for you and Karen...
Blessings,
Joyce B.

karla --

"can only jump so many puddles" placing "crying" for it.

A worthwhile ten mintues, indeed.

love
Kathy

Oh my,stay safe and well sweet lady..great writing...HUgs

When we need it bad enough it never comes, but when we don't need it, it comes down in buckets. Very well penned Karla, and I could feel your emotions running, as you wrote this.

May the Lord Jesus bless you, and those whom you love, and be with you always, and at your side constantly. With much love in my heart, joy to the world, peace on earth, & ((((((((((MANY WONDERFUL SISTERLY HUGGGGSSSS)))))))))), your sister, Barbie

I told 'em this was gonna happen..... back in the 60's if they ever went and put a man on the moon......

Walt

Maybe we could bottle it and ship it off to needed places????? Go out to mow and the grass cuts in clumps, sticks and the motor cuts off till it gets cleaned. Go out to edge and by the time I go back into the house I am covered in water and mud from head to toe. 1/3 of driveway under water, you are right! Enough!!!!!!!

Be safe,
Karen

Tell me about it; I spotted a tornado in the mountains today at nine thousand feet above sea level, and thats unheard of!

Send it to Lake Tahoe maybe it would stop those fires, thanks for the write, and I hope you had a blessed birthday
God Bless
Michelle~

I feel for you here. I am in North
Richland Hills near D/FW Airport and we
are getting soaked! I wish it would stop!!!
Be safe and that goes for Karen as well!
Becca

We are drowning here too... ---... SOS ...___...

It sure can put a damper (excuse the pun) on one's spirit.

Fee

It rained and I asked for warm weather. It is hot and I pray for rain. :) We are never content are we?

I hope you read this poem again - in the dry, scorching, rainless days of August - and remember - the blessed rain!

Ah...let's talk about the famed Morton Salt girl...the one with the umbrella...makes us appreciate the old days when rain came in just the amount as needed, no flooding...be well, Karla, you and Karen...Blessed Be.

Sage

Karla~

Truly is crazy here: Y I K E S! Not good what's going on; too much wet stuff here! I'm S I C K of it; enough is enough already!! WHAAAAA~! LOL Very well done; hope the dry weather comes SOOOOOOOOOOON!!! (And then we'll be whining, "It's TOO hot, it's too dry"! It never fails! LOL) Let's send this stuff to places that NEED it, NOT HERE!!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your (moldy) twin, Karen Lynn. :(

I know it gets old after so long but unless it's flooding it's better than drought. Good one Karla, enjoyed.

Is your rain gauge under water by now, Karla? Hope not. We must be better off than people in certain townships in Britain.

George

I suppose with so many of us praying for rain that when nature decided to give it all at once, some got more than others but it is "LIFE" for many creatures and vegetation. Soon it will stop and droughts will have us praying again. Maybe a rowboat's the answers when nature geys too generous.
Love and my blessings.
Susan

i saw the wet on the news this AM--stay on high ground!! well expressed sentiments of the whole deal in your poem