Spot on!!! Poem's great; weather not-so-much. So sorry your power went out. Ray and I spend a lot of time holding our breath. Finally forked for a generator, but we're hoping not to have to use it. Can't believe we had 5-6 inches of snow and the power held. Living out from town the way we do, there are more outages.
Hope you have plenty of candles. A lantern? Non-electric heater?
Power's back on now? Hope so!!

Hot chocolate and cozy slippers,

ilyilyily Pea ilyilyily

Yes, what next? Hope you warmed up quickly anyway. Hugs, J'nia

God needs a Good Laugh, too - especially these days.

Wonder if Noah ever got an umbrella, after all, can you beat 40 days and 40 nights of it without one and galoshes?

Georg

Don't ask. The Texas rain is something else. Each rain drop contains a bucket full of water. As for the thunder, I thought it was hollywood make believe that thunder and lightning happen simultaneously.
Sounds like it's time for another cruise of fun fun fun in the sun sun sun.

Karla, I know it's scary....but this put a smile on my face, just the same.

Karla all of us sun worshipers can relate to your poem, you can be sure I am counting the days until spring...
Right now it's about 32 degrees and dry here in Connecticut..thank goodness.
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"

wow-what a day! well written!

I don't think God is to blame. I just think the devil is showing off a new hat!
Many warm and dry blessings and love,
Susan

Yea sounds like you have the same luck I do...
fee

Well done this is an excellent poem thank you for sharing
In Christs Lve
Michelle~

Yes, I'm a bit weary of all this rain also...you got a bit colder then we did here yet the rain still comes...not a lot just enough to make it dreary. cute poem...ladyJ

i very much suffer from SAD... SAD is how i am when there's not a glimpse of sun in the sky - whatever the time of year. And SAD is how i've been down here in Dorset, mostly, over this super-wet-cold-and-windy winter. But this melange of weather can only mean one thing to me... SPRING is nearly here! :)) We live in hope and can maybe even get even with The Big Weather Man In The Sky by turning out in our latest thermal bikini and solar-panelled raincoat! Your poetry always keeps us guessing, Karla! So what's next?! xx

Sorry to read about your "SAD" weather, otherwise known as

S easonal
A ffective
D isorder

Cheers,
Dan

Karla, I know the weather there is serious, but I couldn't help laughing at your cute poem. "Poof! No power." Haven't we all experienced that. I can live with it in the daytime, but at night I can never find enough candles. I like your "Seasonal Affective Disorder."

at least you don't have all the snow we are getting...would rather see rain, i want to get out for some walking...ed

That God's a funny guy sometimes, ain't he?

LOL Funny write, Karla; well done! Love your (stormy) sense of humor!

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

You've got it covered, Karla...sending you beeswax candles and ear candling candles for "What's next?"

s

You got a hex on you? lol. I'm sorry I enjoyed this story at your expense. Love and Hugs,
Sheila

Hahaha!! What the hell can you say to a tickle-your-funny-bone poem except, Hahaha!!

Cute, Karla. lol He does have a great sense of humor. Ya know? ;-)