When The Area Isn't Getting Enough Rain

Victor, because of the chances of pipes freezing, we turn the outside water off in winter, however, I do take hot water out to thaw the water in the birdbaths when they are frozen. I do try to keep them filled when it is dry and there is no water. I usually try to keep some food out. I like to see them so I do those things so they will come into my yard plus they eat a large number of bugs which protects my home and area from becoming overpopulated. Your visits are always encouraging. Sara K

It is not easy and mine is not exactly correct. I'd say go for it when you see a scene that impresses you. Thanks for the kind review. Sara K

Howard, I am delighted that you found it's message something on which to reflect. Sara K

Andrea, I don't think I entered this one. I haven't got writing a jueju, quite right yet. I thought I would try writing a few, but it taxes my brain. LOL.. Thanks for the visit. Sara K

Yes, SO, in Hawaii there is flooding from too much and we are in a deficient, so they say. We usually get a lot of rain in spring though. Thanks for the visit. Sara K

Yes, we need rain and dew for all the animals and insects to be able to survive as well as mankind. I appreciate the visit and kind review. Sara K

Whoa!!, John, you must live close to that cluster of states out west that are having an early really bad heat wave. I saw it on TV. We are needing some rain here because we are low on getting what we need. I took some water out to add to the birdbaths. I have not turned on the outside water yet because I am not sure that we won't drop down to freezing again but pretty soon I will turn it on. Thanks for the visit. Sara K