Thursday, February 27, 2014

Celebrate The Small Things and the Weekend Follies

Celebrate The Small Things: As crazy as this may sound to the many people experiencing harsh winter storms across the world, I'm celebrating much needed rain. We are in a severe draught in southern California, and this rain is most welcomed.
 
Weekend Follies: What's in a name? I have seen this topic countless times over the years in Blogdom. I've posted on the matter numerous times. So here is a lighter side of getting a name wrong. Enjoy!



21 comments:

  1. Yeah, I would've seen Dumbass.
    Glad you have rain now. We're still floating here on the East Coast.

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  2. You can have some of our rain if you want? Some parts of Britain have been flooded for months. From one extreme to the other, I guess.

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  3. I like the rain because then I don't have to be out in the morning watering my plants.

    That's a funny commercial.

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    1. Medeia, there is a bright side to everything, even a cloudy rainy day.

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  4. I was so glad to see on the news last night that y'all had rain out there. Hope there's no mud, though--I know they mentioned that.

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  5. We have so much snow here, we're dreading the floods that will come when it melts. So how about I send some to you? That way you get more rain and we get no flooding. :)

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    1. Stina, the weather reports say our rain storm will move east and mix with that storm, causing more cold and snow.

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  6. I love a good thunderstorm. Great weather to be a writer. Let it rain I say.

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  7. Glad you've got rain, had I known I could have sent you tons of snow to water your ground. Floods are a worry here too especially when there are ice jams on the rivers. Lucky for me I live on a hill on the 5th floor.

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  8. I love thunderstorms too. We had a great one last week, and now the snow is creeping back in this weekend. Have a great weekend!

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  9. Thanks for laugh. As a teacher, I've had lots of experience at trying to pronounce names.

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  10. Did you do a rain dance? Go on, tell us.

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  11. Names can be tricky. Often I'll wait until someone else tries to pronounce then butchers a name. I'll wait for the person to correct them.

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  12. Congrats on all the rain! We get rain here in little 2-hour stretches about 5 times a year. Feel better now? lol

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  13. You can thank me for this rain. I've been doing rain dances since January. I also offered my first born, but the rain gods returned him. Just kidding, of course.

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  14. Glad you're getting some rain. We're expecting more snow, you can have that, too.

    Did you know my other last name (the one I don't use for writing) is Leszczuk? People don't even try to pronounce it.

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    1. LD, did you get that name from an eye chart from the optomitrist?

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  15. I too like thunderstorms and rains Stephen.

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  16. Good to hear about the rain in California. we've had a very snowy winter. I love it.

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  17. A good storm is good for going over edits too. I just love to read and write and edit during storms. Bring them on!

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