It can get in the way of mowing, but that's OK. I just turn the height gauge up on the mower, and the grass is a bit higher when the yard finally dries up.
In this section of Kentucky, if you don't mow when the weather is right, the next time you get ready to mow, it will rain. That's just reality.
Some friends on Facebook are talking about the rain. One is listening to ghost stories. Others are hunkering down at home, and some don't have a window where they are to see it raining.
But thought it's grey, it's nice outside. Really! Elvis was looking for his lost love in the COLD Kentucky rain... but if you are not from here, you should know that rain here is sometimes refreshing and semi-warm.
Here's to rain. And reading. And working.
This blog may move somewhere later this year. Because I will be working on books in the rain instead of my blogs. But that's OK.
Betsyanne
Here are some of my current sites and projects: (besides my books, organizing, and more...)
The <unofficial> Outdoor Journey Project Facebook Page and Website. "Putting the Outing back into Girl Scouting!"
My Personal Page and blog
The Nontrads site and blog
My Squidoo pages
Check out my Pinterest boards
Join me on my Fan Page on Facebook
Join me on Twitter at @scholarsgrants, @betsyanne or @nontrads
Rain on a young maple tree - a public domain photo from http://www.public-domain-image.com
