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Please let it rain!

by Michael Hickerson

The clouds were looking ominious as I drove into work this morning. Dark and full of rain, which we desparately, desparately need.

It rained yesterday just long enough to get the ground wet and make it incredibly humid and uncomfortable as it evaporated off the streets.

I hope we get some good, substantial rain today…heaven knows, we need it.

Interesting thought here. Last week, the governor of Georgia asked the state to pray for rain and…guess what? It rained. I think we here in Tennessee need to follow their example and pray for rain as a state….


Posted in General on June 19th, 2007

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  1. Sara Says:
    June 19th, 2007 at 5:06 pm

    Hi, I’m from Memphis and we desperately need the rain as well. I’m with you on praying for rain as a state. We need help!

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