Thunderstorms and raining again in Ojai, CA http://dailymessenger.blogspot.com/2015/05/thunderstorms-and-raining-again-in-ojai.html
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Yeah, thanks “boys” for the rain! At 1030 am, I was “out of the office”. The Lawd Gawd has blessed today with lots of rain. My car got a free wash, the lands and such got watered, and the snails, slugs, and worms almost drowned.
I rescued two snails because last week two were left to be stepped en route to the side employee entrance. I felt guilty, knowing I could have saved their drowning lives.
Anyway, for ten miles northbound between my temp job from hell to the direct placement from hell, the travel was easy and slow at sixty miles per hour AND on the bumpy road on the far right lane where truckers travel.
Again, I got lost and for fifteen minutes, I wasted gas. I arrived at the side entrance door after ringing the doorbell of suite 200. A dark haired woman answered and pointed the way.
On foot, the feeling of rain was ominous. I signed in at 11:11 am. I saw two other names above mine with the director’s name. The dark haired receptionist told me many others got lost.
After a few minutes of interviewing with an old dark skinned, thick chested, barrel shaped, Mexican woman, the Director told me the VP will let me know tomorrow morning.
He lead me out and he shook my hand. The rain fell onto my head and everywhere else! The windshield wipers where fast and squeaky. I tried to call the VP but the rain drops activated the smartphone every which way.
I barely made it to work at noontime after which I ate lunch. During the mid-afternoon break, the winds were blowing moderately and freezing. But with my MK-ULTRA hooded jacket, I was snug as bug.
Prior to leaving for choir rehearsal at 1940 tonight, the sunshine was showing off! The sunset was glorious and bright but diffused partially behind some rain clouds.
En route to choir rehearsal, I saw a double rainbow! I took several photos with my smartphone. The left end was upon the eastern hills. The right end was upon houses. The second right end of the rainbow seemed to be above a palm tree from my vantage.
Yeah, thanks! I love cooler climates.
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