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1. 6-12
   3:12
   am

   AMEN!!!

   Box Call - Reply
2. 6-12
   3:26
   am

   I’m with ya sister! Bring on the sun.

   Bev - Reply
3. 6-12
   4:21
   am

   You are so right. We just had mornings in the low 40s again! C’mon summer!!

   Val Iskierka - Reply
4. 6-12
   4:46
   am

   The first comment says it all! AMEN! Same here in St.Louis, Missouri and I am completely, utterly, without a doubt SICK OF THE RAIN!!! Phew….I feel better now.

   Lauri - Reply
5. 6-12
   4:47
   am

   LOL..Don’t I know it!!! I still ahve tons of stuff to do outside. Everday I’m off it rains….

   MissyinWV - Reply
6. 6-12
   4:54
   am

   It rained here ALL day in NW Indiana, but I was glad for it, for some reason, my garden was terribly dry….BUT it was only FIFTY degrees all day long….what in the world? It’s the middle of June!

   Jayme aka The Coop Keeper - Reply
7. 6-12
   5:44
   am

   I am so sick and tired of the cold rainy days. It has been like this for weeks! My garden is stunted, my potatoes are all leggy looking for the sun and now with all the rain they have all keeled over!!! I want SUMMER so I can hang out with my chickens, hike and go for motorcycle rides. This stinks!

   Lisa D - Reply
8. 6-12
   6:02
   am

   It has been the same here…the skeeters are already bad. And I HATE skeeters!

   The Jillybean - Reply
9. 6-12
   6:29
   am

   I feel the same way! I planted without tilling up the garden this year because it was too wet to till. Now its too wet to till between the rows and the grass is taking over!

   Way too few long, warm, sunny motorcycle rides over the countryside!

   Rain, Rain go away!! Where is our real spring?? Bring her back!!

   Sheryl - Reply
10. 6-12
    6:30
    am

    Send your rain to MN – we really need it!

    Karen B - Reply
11. 6-12
    6:31
    am

    I didn’t even bother to plant potatoes this year in the soggy, wet soil.

    Sheryl - Reply
12. 6-12
    6:37
    am

    Wet here too in PA. The cooler evenings I do not complain. We do not have A/C so its nice sleeping at night. lol. But darn I wish we had more sun.

    Diane - Reply
13. 6-12
    6:43
    am

    We have had so much rain around the D.C. area it is getting sickening! It has rained just about every day for a month and a half, with a nice day here and there. When the sun comes out, people go crazy! LOL! It’s as if they’ve never seen it before! It has already rained this morning, but the sun is out now. We’ve had awesome thunderstorms almost every night, and will probably have one tonight. As long as another 150 year old tree doesn’t fall, we’re good! Have a great weekend! I’m sending sun and summer your way!

    Mary - Reply
14. 6-12
    7:08
    am

    Well, I don’t like to be in it, but I respect it and hope that it comes. Rain is so essential to life. I just wish it wasn’t quite so . . . Well, WET. LOL Everything is so nice and clean and you don’t have to use treated water for your garden. BRING IT ON!

    monica - Reply
15. 6-12
    7:08
    am

    But your ducks are smiling!!!

    Nancy in Atlanta - Reply
16. 6-12
    7:28
    am

    I love seeing pictures of your ducks. For some reason, they just crack me up!

    Jen R (aaron-n-jen.com) - Reply
17. 6-12
    7:29
    am

    I have a confession to make. We have kidnapped Spring and she is here. We will ransom her for one day (and one day only) of Rain. You send Rain, I will tell Spring to go and spread her joy to the other beings of the planet.

    Send Rain and you will see your sweet, warm, sunshiny Spring again.

    Signed
    

    Shells - Reply
18. 6-12
    8:16
    am

    I like the ducks, they “quack” me up too….

    Vera - Reply
19. 6-12
    8:56
    am

    This is week two of rain in Reno, Nevada. Not constant, but daily.
    Its actually GREEN outside, and my water bill rejoices. I could do without 4 damp, muddy, smelly dogs, but its a small price to pay for GREEN. Send it my way…..i love it.

    cgReno - Reply
20. 6-12
    9:17
    am

    Be careful what you wish for. We just came out of a drought and appreciate every drop of rain. It is not fun when you have to drive to another state to buy hay because your fields are dead from lack of rain. It will be dry soon enough.
    Blessings,

    Elaine - Reply
21. 6-12
    9:31
    am

    It’s rained for months here in the NC Appalachians. A friend just moved back from San Antonio and she is so thrilled at how cool and GREEN everything is. Like you, I want some cool, green Spring that includes some sunshine.

    Joanna Wilcox - Reply
22. 6-12
    10:04
    am

    Perhaps it’s time to commence with the ark-building – after all, you already own most of the animals!

    By the way, I’m thinking that wet sheep probably don’t smell so good.

    Nita in South Carolina - Reply
23. 6-12
    11:04
    am

    With all this rain my hillside looked like a jungle so I spent two days trying to weed out some of the mess – I now have poison ivy starting at my forehead, all down my face and neck and chest and it seems to be working itself down – waaaaaaaaaaaaa.

    catslady - Reply
24. 6-12
    2:03
    pm

    You tell Spring, Suzanne!

    Estella - Reply
25. 6-12
    5:27
    pm

    We need more rain here in California. IF we could figure out how to lasso those rain clouds, we could drag them here and where ever rain is needed. Then you all could have your real spring!

    Claudia W. - Reply
26. 6-12
    6:52
    pm

    Ah, ’tis fickle! We cursed the rains and now we say, “Well, a little rain would be nice.” Hmmmmmm…High 90’s next week, no rain! It will pass.

    Lynda Dunham-Watkins - Reply
27. 6-12
    7:19
    pm

    Here in so cal, we have had almost nonstop low clouds and fog (I live near foothills in rancho cucamonga)…Not rain to speak of, but moist clouds all day long….for four weeks basically. Another week it looks like until we see sun. I know it isn’t helping the drought. We either need lots of rain or some sunshine once in awhile.

    sandyz - Reply
28. 6-12
    9:07
    pm

    Same here in Idaho – tomatoes are sulking, however, no dragging the hose yet, and the ducks do look like they are smiling!! Someone can be happy about this weather!!!

    Cranberry - Reply
29. 6-12
    9:49
    pm

    Just remember what happened last time you said unsavory things about a season! LOL

    Mia - Reply
30. 6-13
    1:26
    am

    Here in holland, the spring has been wonderfull the first few weeks, but appauling after that, constant rain, and because i live near the sea, constant wind.
    That can get very cold…..
    So now we are waiting for summer, given up on spring, and see what that will bring us.
    A good thing, my strawberries have been exploding with colour and flavour…….wonderfull.

    hugs
    gwen

    gwen - Reply
31. 6-13
    8:24
    am

    PLEASE send that rain north west to Alberta!!! We are extremely dry to the point that the county next to us has already declared an agricultural emergency. Cattle markets are being flooded as farmers run out of water and pasture. There will be NO hay crop this year, and without rain soon, no grain crops either. It’s getting very desperate up here.

    Your pics are the closest I’ve come to a spring rain this year. :(

    Jennifer - Reply
32. 6-15
    5:36
    pm

    Oh thank you so much for the laugh out loud – our weather hasn’t been ‘normal’ here for Spring in the Southwest either, but I really feel YOUR pain!
    Love your posts, thanks so much for sharing.
    ~Illoura

    Illoura - Reply

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