There are a lot of tedious things about rain. These include, but are not confined to, the following:
It makes you wet,
It makes the soil wet,
It makes your sandwiches wet.
You must admit, however, that it does add a little something to a photograph. This lily, the colour of warmth, is bejewelled by raindrops. Beautiful before the downpour, enhanced afterwards.
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Beautiful photo! An umbrella might be handy to keep the rain off your sandwiches!!!
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Perhaps a special sandwich umbrella, I think there may be a gap in the market! ps Thanks
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True that they enrich the flowers; are we in August now? 🙂
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This was taken in July, been raining ever since 😉
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On the other hand, I sometimes wonder if people who live in rainy climates, as we do, start to go a little bonkers if it doesn’t rain for a long time. Beautiful, warm colour in that flower.
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You might be right, mind you I would risk it for a little while at least!
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Thanks for helping us to like the rain
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My pleasure!
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Ever the optimist! Are your sandwiches getting wet in transit or while being eaten? I am not a fan of soggy sandwiches.
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Nor me! I wont even put tomato in them for that very reason 🙂
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I don’t think that I’ve ever had to eat soggy sarnies! I agree that raindrops add a certain magic to pictures. xx
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