rainy day quotes and images

I don’t know if I could ever do anything without these, so I thought I’d share what I have to offer.

I am a fan of the rain, so I thought I might share some of my favorite rain quotes. Some are humorous, some are serious, some are from just about every day of my life.

The first is the first raindrop. It is a raindrop on the ground, but you can also think of it as a raindrop in the sky.

If I didn’t know better I would say this is the first raindrop I’ve ever seen.

The “first raindrop” is also the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word “rain” in English. The earliest known use of the word rain was in the Old English epic poem Beowulf, in which it is called ‘Deer-deer-deer-deer’ by the speakers of the language.

The word “deer” comes from deer, meaning a large animal, and the word “deer-deer” comes from the Latin word “deer-deer” meaning “in the deer’s mouth”; or, in other words, “in the mouth of a deer.” The same word is used for “deer-deer-deer” in the modern sense of “deer-deer deer-deer-deer.

When you hear the phrase “rainy day quotes” (or “rainy day imagery”) you get a sense of what the quote is referring to. These are things that strike your mind in the midst of a rainstorm, and what the author intends to convey. The most common are things like “rainy day quotes”, “rainy day images”, and “rainy day quotes and images”.

I’m not a fan of the “rainy day” image, mainly because I think it’s a little too much of a grab-bag when there are so many other things to convey. In addition, I think the word “deer-deer” makes too much of a grab-bag, and the word “deer” is much more appropriate.

The rain, in this case, refers to the weather, but I think if there was a more appropriate word to convey it, then it would be something like rain. And by the way, what the quote is referring to is the weather, not the deer.

I guess a better image would be one of a bunch of wet deer, but that would still have too many words. I know the quote refers to the weather (and I think it is appropriate for the weather), but I also think that the rain symbolizes wetness in general. I think a more appropriate image would be a group of wet deer.