Puddle period.
I could take a stroll and dodge the wet, yes.
But I sure have had enough of the April showers, snow and rain.
Walking socially distanced will be more pleasant when it’s dryer and warmer, I imagine.
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You just need some good Wellies, Mark. Your feet will stay dry, and you can splash all you want. 😁
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I’m not much of a splasher on purpose at least Rachel. Ha.
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Hang in there bro! The payoff will come when the roses bloom from all this rain. Almost there! We can do it!
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We had sun on Saturday, Sandra. Then we had rain. Such a swing!
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I can’t wait to get my knee checked out so I can walk …. and I will take grey days, sunny days, and rainy days in Ireland. 🙂
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I hope you are in walking shape, MBC, on every continent.
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Thank you MBM. I was scheduled for the day they were all shut down. Ugh.
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Come on Sun! Rain rain go away!
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Maybe we’ll have it better today, Nance. Fingers crossed as I do my pre-work Friday blog stuff!
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This is exactly what my area in Toronto looks like. Can we get spring soon? 🙂
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We need the change for our spirits here and there, WOW!
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i kind of like walking in the rain, but the sun gives a different sort of energy to the walks. spring has sprung!
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I want the squishies to go away, Beth.
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Mark, hold together things will improve. I cut my grass yesterday weather here is a bit more mild but has still dipped. Where you are more tendency to be effected by lake effect tail pattern.
Sounds like your getting along. I walk regularly all the time. Not as lucky to be that close to a lake like you though no matter what it’s condition. Actually wondered if there were any fish in there. I used to get bass and pickerel at Kenoza lake. Some big ones by the hill right before dinner bell cal at Valley View.
Hang in there keep doing what your doing.
In the meantime be safe and God bless
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I am walking whenever I can, Gerald, mostly in the neighborhood. The lake, only a two-mile drive away, is a treat for its different views. But I don’t want to go when there are too many people, of course. The lake does have fish, and plenty of people dip a line. But you’re not supposed to eat your catch because of the awful history of pollution. The cleanup is happening, but still …
Be safe, good sir.
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