We lift a glass to cloudy skies, from whence cometh our rain, sleet and snow…
I am fascinated with this machinery; person lifts, telescopic and articulating boom lifts. I dream of renting one for a day, although that’s 360 degrees of trouble I could get into… 😉
Poetry challenge: One day left to submit your poem to celebrate women’s history month. Click here for details.
¡Olé! –Rebecca
Part of Debbie’s Six Word Saturday.
Fake Flamenco 
so nice! 😀 stay out of trouble! 😛
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Closest I’ll get to flying unless my cousin lets me into the cockpit again!
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Wow!!!
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Thanks, CDL.
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So clever!
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Thanks, Cindy! I appreciate the compliment.
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I hope you achieve your 360-degree dream, Rebecca. 🙌🏻
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Thanks, Michele. Could be a fun birthday!
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Have fun! Would be disastrous for nonmechanical me! 😂
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I’d need to make sure my mechanical side was up that day, rather than the poet. 😉
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No doubt! 😆
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What does pregnant sky means??
I read it thrice 😀
Rent one and just do it 🤭
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Thanks, Devang. Glad it caught your eye. If the crops are dry do you have better hopes of rain from a sunny or a cloudy “pregnant” with rain sky? Poetic license 😉
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Wah!
What an interesting way of putting it ☺️
☁️🌧️
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Thanks, we poets like to throw words together in surprising ways.
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Well you rained words hard.
Love them
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Thanks, Devang!
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I was so busy looking for people in those lifts that I forgot about pregnant skies birthing rain. (In the construction theme, it could be ‘raining men’ … https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5aZJBLAu1E
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Hee hee, classic song. 🙂
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Ha, great caption, love it.
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Thanks, Denzil. Now following your site. Thanks for following fake flamenco. Your photo challenges sound fun!
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Great, thanks. You have an interesting and fun site.
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Thanks, Denzil. I like your photos and nature articles. Look forward to reading more.
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*shakes head* It’s so hard to believe there’s snow anywhere right now. The last three or four days have been over 80° here.
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Thanks, Sheri. We have more snow now than we did in the photo! I’m okay with snow in March. May, that will be another story.
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Best of luck? And let’s hope it doesn’t come to that.
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The imagery with the three people lifts is perfect!
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Thank you, Rosaliene. My mischievous side comes out with the 6 word Saturdays. 🙂
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360 degrees of trouble. I love it! Really cool picture, Rebecca!
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Thanks, Wynne. Could be a wild adventure.
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I went in a utility company bucket truck once when I was doing a project wiring up the Internet (when the internet was wired). It was probably only 40 feet up but it was a little tippy and fun!
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Very fun. Great story!
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Pregnant sky😂
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😉
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That photo’s great, Rebecca! And apologies for not joining in this month’s poetry challenge. Family staying has meant I haven’t had a moment to call my own, and next month I’m away in Spain (Olé!) visiting daughter and family, so I might not make it then either. But you haven’t got rid of me – I look forward to reading all this month’s entries.
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I too enjoyed your play on words, Rebecca.
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Thank you, Suzanne. Love your site, now following!
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Thanks very much, Rebecca and it is mutual like 🙂
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