Hopefully this is a pond and not just a piece of low-lying ground. I remember when living in Phoenix rain was so scarce that sometimes if it rained during the night we'd go outside and stand there face up!
Rain is scarce enough in Phoenix that you can afford to be relaxed when it comes. It is the dry season here in southwest Florida. I am ready for just a few days of rain, if it ever comes.
I hope that's a lake and not a flooded field?!
ReplyDeleteIt was unusual to see the rain streak down our office windows.
ReplyDeleteHopefully this is a pond and not just a piece of low-lying ground. I remember when living in Phoenix rain was so scarce that sometimes if it rained during the night we'd go outside and stand there face up!
ReplyDeleteYou have a great optimistic attitude. The earth needs rain, but I cannot believe how damp Charleston is in February!
ReplyDeleteThe desert always welcomes the rain - as long as it's not a flash flood! Is this one of the lakes in Encanto Park?
ReplyDeleteThis is the lake on Camelback Road that is part of an office complex. It's at about 28th Street.
ReplyDeleteThe wildflowers should be beautiful and will start blooming next month!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks as if some of the grass along the edges there could use a good soak! Grey skies are so depressing though.
ReplyDeleteWe seem to have had more rain than usual so we should have more flowers than usual. We will see.
ReplyDeleteand the same in Wales!!!!!
ReplyDeleteRain is scarce enough in Phoenix that you can afford to be relaxed when it comes. It is the dry season here in southwest Florida. I am ready for just a few days of rain, if it ever comes.
ReplyDeleteLove those trees.
ReplyDeleteI like your way of thinking Sharon, I would love it if we had just even a tiny bit of that rain!!
ReplyDeleteAfter some wonderful days of sunshine we will have a rainy week ahead. Grrrr... :-)
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