It has been said that it is the little things
that make life worth living. Describe
one (or several) of those little things.
People probably have their own definitions of
what is little verses what is big. Something
I have thought little in the past has become huge in the last couple of years. Water.
More specifically, the water that is
supposed to go through my sprinkler system and the garden hoses. For years, I have taken for granted such a
little thing that everyone else seems to enjoy in their neighborhoods. For the last four years or so, we didn’t get
our outside water until well into May. The
last two years, we haven’t had it during most of June. As I write this post, I have no outside
water. Thank goodness it hasn’t been a
dry year. I am getting a little pissy
about the situation. Thus, I am very
thankful for the little storm that has passed through the valley.
I was just
outside and ran into the neighborhood informant. We aren't getting the water situation fixed
for another three weeks. Thank goodness
I didn't have the energy and time to get a vegetable garden in this year. Oh, and don't get me started about the plants
that I ordered that could potentially die.
At the moment, they are looking okay, minus the raspberries, but in
three weeks? I really want to rant and
rave more, but I will end here.
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