rainy days


Broke out the wellies, the stripey shirts, silk scarves and sniffles. Recently, I read that rainy days can make us more productive. I spent an accidental 3 extra hours in bed sleeping..thanks to a non-existent alarm and lurking cold, so productive..so far, not really.

In a bit of awe in how unexpected and beautiful rainy days can be though...when you least expect it, what you least expect.

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