Rainy days and Mondays always get me down.

The Jazz won yesterday, there are only two weeks left of school, and I got plenty of sleep last night. I woke up this morning and put on a bright pink shirt to celebrate spring and happiness, but much to my dismay, raindrops are falling on my head. We got enough "moisture" this winter (why does everybody use that silly vocabulary in congregational prayers, by the way?)... So why are these little black rainclouds trying to destroy my good mood?

Comments

Alicia said…
Seriously!!
I've got a little longer... 16 days left--but FOREVER! (hopefully)
Blaine loves these days because it means I'll take the car with no AC. Makes me feel a little less selfish. Even my unselfish acts are selfish. What's wrong with me?
Becca said…
I actually really love rainy days, but I have to agree on one point... why "moisture?" We always make fun of that word in my family because it IS so silly. Glad we're not the only ones. :)
Laurel said…
First of all, I LOVE your use of multiple songs' lyrics here. Second, another reason to rejoice is your fabulous gray cardigan. Third, I am with you 100% on the "moisture" in prayers issue. And fourth, I can't wait for you and Alicia to have the best summer break (Alicia's graduating!!!) EVER!
LEE BIEN said…
Moisture Smoisture, why do some people in Utah call the Stake Center a Stakehouse? Makes me want to grab a knife and fork. It's been raining here too (surprise) but it is supposed to be dry and 90 degrees on Friday and Saturday. Hooray.

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