Today is dog grooming
day. All three have an appointment this
morning. It seems it rains or threatens
to rain the last few months on the day of their appointments. Even a freshly groomed dog that has to go “out”
when it is raining gets un-groomed rather quickly, like in seconds. They not only get wet, but they pick up every
leaf, every seed pod, anything that will stick and get tangled in their long
hair. Oh well, since the front hit here
at 07:30, maybe it will be out of here before the pups are ready to come home. My oldest one is so very scared of thunder or
anything that goes bang or boom. She
just shakes uncontrollably. The TV guy
is predicting 2 to 4 inches. I would
think that this front will finally bring the drought to an official end. I would have figured that the last heavy rain
that we had would have done that, but the number crunchers say no. I guess it doesn’t matter how wet the ground
is, or how many streets are flooded in Houston ,
but if the number of inches don’t reach some magic number, it ain’t over. As far as I am concerned, it was over here the
last big rain we had.
Don’t have much to say this
morning, but since I got in trouble causing some worry among other bloggers
when I couldn’t post for a couple of days, I will try to post even if I don’t
have anything to say. But, as you can
see, I can say nothing and still use a lot of words. That sounds like the definition of a
politician. Oh please!!! NO – NO!!
Not me!
You all have a good day today and if you live in
central or east
Off the wall Idea about the clipped dogs.. Wrap them in saran wrap till they dry out or your yard does. :-)
ReplyDeleteBTW, my rain is letting up now , and the swollen creeks, streams, and rivers are full and it's all running down hill. Figer it'll take 3 days to get down to your area. So watch for it!! :-)
I think you got it a lot worse than I am getting it. And thanks a lot for sending all the water down this way. Bet the Trinity River will be high and wide.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking that this stuff was going to stick around a while, but if it wants to leave early...that's OK by me!
ReplyDeleteI can see where the problem with the dogs could be big during a time like this! Sure can mess up a good grooming!
Join the "nothing to say" club. lolol.
ReplyDeleteLots of rain here, high water everywhere. AND, it's there for you now.
Rain is a wonderful and necessary thing, and it's ironic how quickly you can get your fill of it.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad Brownie is a short hair -a lot less hassle.
ReplyDeleteMy father-in-law's catfish pond was flooded before the last rain, so this should really cause it to overflow.
Hermit, I am sure glad I got the dogs’ yard cut the other day or they would be a real mess now. I use a bag and “sweep” up all the seed pods from the oak trees, and of course the clippings.
ReplyDeleteTrouble, It seems I use more words to say nothing when I have nothing to say. . . or what-ever. Yep, we got the rain. A bucket sitting outside filled up,.
Gypsy, we have had several years of really dry weather and it has been a couple of decades since it has been “East Texas Wet” here. Water table has dropped considerably.
Sixbears, the older female that had to be shaved last month, doesn’t look bad that way and she seems to like it. Maybe we will keep her hair short.
Hope your farther-in-law didn’t loose any fish out of his pond. As long as it over flows over the dam it should be OK. If the dam burst, you loose everything.