Everybody, Somebody, Anybody and Nobody

    
     This is a story my friend told me at camp.  It's pretty sweet, and it's pretty mind blowing as well.
Try and follow:

     This is a story about four people named Everybody, Somebody, Anybody and Nobody.  There was an important job to be done, and Everybody was sure that Somebody would do it.  Anybody could have done it, but Nobody did it.  Somebody got angry about it, cause it was Everybody's job.  Everybody thought Anybody could do it, but Nobody realized that Everybody wouldn't do it.  It ended up that Everybody blamed Somebody when Nobody did want Anybody could have done.

Let that one tickle your fancy for a bit.

Thunder

It's thundering and lightning outside.  But there is no rain? Hmm.

I love thunderstorms, a lot.

Thunderstorms remind me that even the most scariest of situations can be beautiful and peaceful at the same time.  I remember in JK, it was thundering and lightning outside, and the whole class was huddled up against our teacher crying.  I remember having my arms around the rest of the groups acting as if I was scared, but I wasn't.  I was really just waiting for another lightning bolt to shoot through the sky.  And one everntually did, and me along with the rest of my classmates would scream.  And then I would anxiously wait for another one to come.  I found it fascinating.

Oh, it is now raining.  The storm-trifecta is now in session.

"Let the wild rumpus start!"

And sometimes, I write poems.

What if we felt no pain?
A punch and a kiss would all feel the same.

What if gravity did not exist?
No need for a ground, we would float in bliss.

What if colour we lacked to see?
Red and white would look the same to me.

What if eating was rather a chore?
I don't think I would eat very much more.

What if we read everything backwards instead?
daeh ym dnuora parw dluoc ti kniht ton od i.

What if this world never existed?

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Rain rain, come to stay

It's raining outside, and I love it.

Usually I'm not a #1 fan for precipitaion, but today I love it.
And I'll tell you why,
it has been extreeeeeemely hot outside,
no no, unbarably hot outside,
and this rain is cooling off everthing, from the humidity to my patience.
Thank you rain!

Also, because of the down pour, I am instead going to see Toy Story 3 rather than swimming (I just got my hair cut this morning and it smells and looks all pretty so yea, don't want to, how do you say, ruin it).
WOOT!

Rain rain, come to stay,
you make the heat waves go away.
With love I would like to say,
thank you rain for this lovely day.