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Washes away summer from our memory pipeline...
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:iconphoenix151:
Nice concept. :)

Speaking of rain gutters...
Has it started raining over there?

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"Feel it. Breath it. Believe it and you'll be walking on air." - Kerli
:iconkdewolf:
HELL, YEAH!

The problem is: it just doesn't stop, about 1 week of raining by now. Crap...

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:iconphoenix151:
Is it usually like that? :?
We really didn't have any rain over here this year and we only got one night/morning of it so far this past week. Now it's back to the heat.

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"Feel it. Breath it. Believe it and you'll be walking on air." - Kerli
:iconkdewolf:
Oh, no! Normally, we just do have heavy raining during our summer season (that will soon be arriving), our winter is kind of dry. This year particularly the sense of dryness was even worse, so I believe we're suffering from what was meant to have rained months ago, all at once! =P Whoooosh getanumbrelladude! Which part of US do you live in?

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:iconphoenix151:
I live in Modesto, California. :sarcasticclap: Hahaha.
See... I love rain, but constant-heavy rain makes me nervous. Don't like the idea of a flood. O_O
Fall weather usually hits us by now, and it starts feeling cool, but it's still hot. Damn this global warming. :shakefist:
Eh... I guess it's fine as long as it stays like this until after Halloween. lol

What about you? What part of Brazil do you live in?

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"Feel it. Breath it. Believe it and you'll be walking on air." - Kerli
:iconkdewolf:
Yeah our seasons are all crazy as well.
I live in the southeastern part of Brazil, São Paulo.
It's actually... a HUGE urban city. =P

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