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There’s always a rainbow. Always blue sky between clouds. Despite the clouds.
One of our granddaughters loves her AA Milne books. Loves Christopher Robin and because of Christopher Robin, loves her umbrella (her ‘umbella’.) The other day as they left in the rain, her Dad said, “Tut, tut, it looks like rain” (quoting CR) and my granddaughter, holding high her see-through, rainbow-festooned umbrella, strutted down the path ahead of him in her size two red bands, replying, ‘Tut, tut, it looks like rain.” Sometimes a moment like that doesn’t need a photograph to be remembered. And sometimes a moment like that is all it takes to make it a good day.
Was it Gore in an unready to take a photo moment? I feel like that but sunny days will return.
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Have a happy christmas Kay, Robert & whanau
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No not exactly Gore – but close. Not Mataura either, but close. I have no doubt at all that the sunny days will arrive and anyway, I do like rain!
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Interesting photos Kay! The “dreary capital” looks like it might be Wyndham?
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Right on the button Liz.
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