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Seasons Change
by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner
Thursday, June 21, 2007
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It's said, in the last
days, one will not be
able to tell one

season from the next.
I believe it. The
stubborn low we thought

was gone for good is
back. More rain. I should
not complain. Last year

we couldn't buy a
drop of rain and now
this year we're catching

up. Thank God for rain.
Temperatures are
the same as they were

in the Spring. Mild. Nice.
Quite enjoyable,
actually. Will the

summer continue
into Fall without
us noticing it

and what will Winter
bring? Seasons change, but
not this year. Been strange.

(c) 2007, Karla Dorman. (6/21)

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Reviewed by MaryGrace Patterson	6/24/2007

Seasons do and will change Karla.. We still need rain in our area badly. Wish u could send some our way.....M




Reviewed by Randall Barfield	6/22/2007

keeping us on our toes, they are!! those seasons. interesting topic.




Reviewed by d. krusky	6/22/2007

Rain is the very neccessity of nature's being for without it well, we see fires erupting everywhere. I welcome the rain these days, especially after a bone dry hot spell. Wonderful use of words in describing the seasons blending together. Take care! Smiles, Dorothy




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	6/22/2007

Thank God for rain. I say, Amen!




Reviewed by Felix Perry	6/22/2007

the universal language of the world of small talk is weather so the past few years we have all been offered a whole new vocabulary to use with all the changes occuring...good write Karla. Fee




Reviewed by jude forese	6/21/2007

heard you guys got 15 inches in 15 minutes ... that's a serious rainfall ... if it was winter you'd be covered over until springtime ... the weather is indeed peculiar ... seems to reflect the collective consciousness ...




Reviewed by Walt Hardester	6/21/2007

Karla, the earth goes through cycles...some good for mankind..some bad....but cycles none the less...ponder on that for a while and then buy a bio-desiel vehicle.....mother earth will sustain us or destroy us.....it's all up to her....we are only guests upon this earth..... Love, Walt




Reviewed by George Thompson	6/21/2007

Great write, Karla. This is like a weather forecast of what the future will be like IF we do not start controlling our pollution. Thanks for sharing. George




Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)	6/21/2007

Excellent writing,enjoyed...Hugsssss




Reviewed by Kimmy Van Kooten	6/21/2007

...we are finally getting some much needed rain this past week. Out of the 43 Lorapettalums that I planted I'm hoping half will make it through the shock! ...with drought, there's fire, with rain, there's floods and raging waters, with snow, there's avalanche, with hail, tornados, Reminds me of 'Natural Actions" ... "Nature can be cruel My Mother, she wears Army boots Rhythm in Motion"...Kimmy Van Kooten Love and Peace~ :)




Reviewed by Spirit Warrior	6/21/2007

Yea, it is strange wheather this year. Heck I'm only 8-12 hrs away? Here in west Tennessee and we have had a very dry season this year! I just commented to my pop's how it feel's like California out here this year! Farmers prayin fer rain! God Bless-God Speed, ~Spirit Warrior




Reviewed by E T Waldron	6/21/2007

Texas sure is getting pissed on;-)pardon the pun!if nothing else it has been fodder for your poems.Excellent write,Karla...




Reviewed by George Carroll	6/21/2007

That is sure a tough State to live in with all the storms you people get.




Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen	6/21/2007

This is a great write here, thank you for sharing God Bless Michelle~




Reviewed by D Johnson	6/21/2007

with all that rain...think about how green it makes things. peace, dan




Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado	6/21/2007

It is getting harder to tell one season from the next, especially here in Texas. A thought provoking write, Karla; done very well as always! BRAVA! (((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :) I'll be sooo glad when the storms go away!!! We need a break!! :(




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	6/21/2007

Well, you do give the reader pause for thought, Karla. I am happy that you have refreshing and rejuvenating rain though. Thank you, my friend. Love, peace, and blessings to you, your friend from BC, Canada, Regis

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