What's everyone up to right now?

[Jenny A]

Ordering frames for art fairs in August.

[BrokenQuill92]

Still riding in the car. Long cross country trip. Sigh.

Girl where have you been?

Dealing with family and preparing to return to school

[Losty]

Dealing with family and preparing to return to school

Miss you

[atheist04330]

being bored and getting rude text messages from a stalker

[Ravenshire]

Just a little.........

I'm loving all this appreciation of rain!!

My kids have said for years that when you look up rain in Webster's, my picture should be there.

AND, my daughter is 7 months pregnant with my first grand baby, a little girl. As if that isn't the best gift ever, they are naming her Lilly Rain.

Alright, I could go on about the rain, but I will shut-up now.

Living in a high desert gave me appreciation for rain. Living in the Willamette Valley made me hate it!

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Now I'm listening to the thunder. We hardly ever get thunder here and I love it.

You should come to Colorado. We get lots of thunder.

Of course, that also means lightning, hail, tornadoes... Fortunately, were close enough to the mountains that large hail and tornadoes are a significantly reduced threat. The poor people in Weld County have been getting pummeled this year.

[Cyberman]

Just got back from an evening at the club. Rather quiet for the most part, a few couples keeping to themselves along with the occasional friend and mainly groups of people who clearly know each other well. Nice for them, but disheartening for a well-meaning outsider. Oh, and watching Germany up to their old tricks. Then just as I was considering coming home it livened up with one hell of a bang that made the whole visit for me.

Fun, for a while, but still not the companionship my heart longs for.

[Losty]

Maybe you're looking in the wrong place, eh Stimbo?

[Cyberman]

Probably. It might also be I'm looking for the wrong thing.

[Ravenshire]

I think we've all been there at one time or another, Stimbo.

[Angrboda]

Drinking coffee and finishing up the book Zealot, which is supposedly about the historical aspects of the Jesus story. Unfortunately, it's written by a believer, so it comes preloaded with apologetic assumptions, but it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. And it was rather short, which was a welcome surprise, as I haven't been overly diligent in spending time getting it read.