The rain is good, but like all things, things need to be moderate proportion. You have heard the saints, so that it never rains it pours and that it rains cats and dogs sometimes. But generally the rain is good, especially when we get it when and where we needed it all the time. When floods and droughts are a part and parcel of your country's life, then you need to pray for rational allocation and to where it is most needed all of the time. The rain is good for the farmers and the garden inn in season and the rain is good for the utilising of the people for washing, cleaning and drinking whenever the dens need filling.

When we go without enough water or use too much for a long time the pain is felt and the rain comes in proportion to the need. The animals and birds must be able to get a drink and a be immeasurable and useable requirements and the reasons for the need is greatly rewarded by the requirements of manufacturing and production lines, for coloured drinks and the many services that require utilisation of water products. Showers and washing machines, sinks and outside taps for hoses, cleaning the car and a haze in the garden are all a train on the supplier, but or are required to be recycled by the natural parents of meteorological systems that Phil trade and returned to the normal levels of management of water requirements and the concentration of sewage management and drain water pipes that seed excesses and back into the sea.

The rain is good and even though most of the time we prefer to see the sunshine, we must remember the necessity of water and the evenly is timing of water and requirements in rain needed for our stance. When we setup the sun too long, we get burnt and when we use too much water we never have enough. The rain is good, but everything is proportional to expands and when we need something we should use it, but when we demand too much of the one thing, we should remember to be proportional and reflective.