Night Song

As I'm tidying up the loose ends of the day and getting ready for bed, I am listening to the night song of the rain. On Thursday we had snow, but the snow didn't stay long. Still, I didn't expect to have rain tonight.

It patters, gentle but insistant, at the windows of the door beside me. It's not the right season for rain, but somehow it seems to be a soothing sound. It's easy to be lulled to sleep with the sound of gentle rain.

Posted by: NJ on 11/27/2004 10:19:39 PM , 1 comments

Submitted by Leslie at 11/28/2004 9:50:34 AM

A gentle rain is the best sleep aid there is.

Comments

marylou

I dont jump in, but I do walk in fast, and then dunk under to get wet all at once. It is much better.

8/12/2008 3:39:00 PM

mary lou

Smart DOG!!! :)

7/8/2008 11:40:09 PM

Mary Lou, I really understand why you would not want to join the crowd at the beach at 3 in the afternoon to save a place to see fireworks at dusk. I'm sure they must be spectacular, but we can now remember spectacular and the allure of being home or close to home right after the fireworks is too strong. Good choice.

7/6/2008 9:10:32 AM

mary lou

I forgo (ed) (went) whatever the fireworks this year too. THe big ones were last night, and you have to get to the beach about 3 in the afternoon to get a place anywhere close, and since I can not walk far, I said Nope! We went to my Nephew's wedding yesterday and I came home pooped. SO I went to bed early and watched the neighbors blow up the world through my bedroom window. I Am so glad the woods did not catch fire.

7/5/2008 5:02:10 PM

Lorraine, I can understand your dismay at that meal! I can't make myself eat liver, but I could eat beets, at least a very small portion. Our tastes do change. I have learned to eat, and usually like, carrots and sweet potatoes. When I was a kid I didn't like watermelon, but now I like it, so I know our tastes do change.

7/3/2008 7:22:16 AM

lorraine

I used to hate beets as a kid. My mom always served them with liver and onions, which actually used to make me gag. I would sit at the table for hours because I wouldn't eat them and my parents were part of the "clean plate club." Now I like pickled beets. Sometimes our taste for certain things change.

6/30/2008 9:54:11 AM

mary lou

I have a whole backyard of those...my renters let them all die, and now they are pretty in their own way, so I just left them.

6/29/2008 9:36:57 PM

Mary Lou, that's exciting news. It took such a long time, didn't it! As it grows taller, you can take a cutting from it and root it and the plant will start branching out. It will bleed a milky liquid and you need to let that dry a day or two before you put it into water to root. It should grow beautifully now.
Thanks for telling me.

6/20/2008 12:25:42 PM

mary lou

IT'S BLOOMING!!!!!!! WHOOT!!!! It is about 10 " tall with no branches, but lots of leaves and thorns and two spikes of flowers!!! I think it just might live!!!

6/19/2008 12:22:26 AM

Hi, Phyllis. You're on to a good thing. Our older friends really need our continued visits and friendship. Nice to see you here. You're right. It really is rewarding to visit our friends.

6/18/2008 2:31:24 PM

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