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I just want to say, that's a gross overgeneralization. I happen to enjoy rain, and don't believe in umbrellas. I tend to look at people running around in the ra
by calinet6 14y ago
I just want to say, that's a gross overgeneralization. I happen to enjoy rain, and don't believe in umbrellas. I tend to look at people running around in the rain with a sense of curiosity, perplexed at the idea that this fundamental element of life could somehow hurt them; as though it were not an awakening of life—a dance of life upon the dust—springing from the sky.
- meedabyte 14y agoamazing point of view. Loved it.
- debacle 14y agoLike many things, the rain is great when you don't have obligations. When you do, it's frustrating in many ways.
- RyanMcGreal 14y agoEasy for you to say - you're not made of icing sugar. Seriously, though, I have a compact umbrella that fits nicely inside my backpack. I leave it there all the time, so I don't have to worry about whether it's going to rain.
- RickHull 14y agoIf it's cold out and you're wearing cotton, you're going to have a bad time. If your socks get soaked inside your boots and social conventions do not allow you to remove them, you're going to have a bad time. If you need to travel more than a mile and cannot afford the luxury of a car, you're going to have a bad time. Alternatively, you could bring an umbrella.
- philbarr 14y agoYou clearly are not a dog walker. Us dog walkers get pretty tired of getting wet all the time, and trying to dry off a wet dog insistent on shaking his soggy hair all over you is extra motivation to make that last 100 yard sprint home when you see a downpour coming...