Rain, Rain, Come & Stay. Ep15

from Heavier Things Remain Hosted by Keith

And out came the sun. Though there may be long periods of rain, fair weather is always sure to follow. I have a love for both the dark and dreary, but a firm appreciation for the warmth of the resolve and what follows after. Join me under the umbrella and stay for the lemonade.

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