I awoke this morning to the soft sounds of a gentle rain: for my money, the most beautiful music on
earth. Back in my childhood, it’s what we used to call a “soaker.” People wrote songs about depressing day-long
downpours, but I never agreed. As a country
girl who views precipitation as life-affirming, wet days were seen as a Gift
from God; something to savor.
After decades of drought, “dreaded drenchers” are a now a novelty
and cause to celebrate, even by city slickers.
This a.m. I walked in the rain.
The touch of the cool water on my face cleansed my soul, lifted my spirits and washed my worries away.
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