
As a pluviophile, the rain’s lullaby are my favourite.
Enjoy your week-end friends and more importantly enjoy each other. ❤

As a pluviophile, the rain’s lullaby are my favourite.
Enjoy your week-end friends and more importantly enjoy each other. ❤
Pluviophiles, unite!
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Indeed 🙂 I am waving my umbrella in your direction Steven.
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I salute you! (I have something like four umbrellas in the house and one more in the car. They gather like dust bunnies.)
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Send them my way, I only have one that I always forget at home…
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That’s exactly why I have so many! One I bought on the banks of the river Thames because it started to rain and I did not have one. Another I bought in Salzburg when the umbrella I DID have with me turned inside-out in a gust of wind and died on the spot- so I buried it with full honrs in the trash and immediately found a new one in a nearby shop. One of them is from the Smithsonian museums here, one is from a radio station where I worked some years ago.
And one giant one is from a Costco, because sometimes you just need a big giant enormous golf umbrella.
LOL. I just wrote a mini blog post in this comment.
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You need to develop this into a post…Of all the umbrellas I possess…Food for thought, or start an Etsy account and sell the one of a kind umbrellas you already possess along with the story of how you got them. Another way to make a living…
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I mean I could write a blog post about this, but I don’t know how much more I would add than what’s already in the comment above. 😀
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I adore rain (we very, very rarely have enough of it).
And, if someone made the scent of rain washed air, I would buy it. Buy it, wear it, and spray it liberally around the house. Petrichor is an ugly (I think name) but a beautiful, beautiful scent.
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