Even with heavy rain, drought tolerant maize performs well for farmers in Zimbabwe (Photo credit: CIMMYT)
Rain is important and one of God’s greatest gifts. It nourishes, soothes, cleanses and purifies. Just when I think I need to water the garden, it rains and I am thankful. Check out this cute country song about rain.
Rain is a good thing
Luke Bryan
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Artsy Wanderer 
I Noted your picture about the drought tolerant maize, picturing corn and it reminds me of the book “half the sky’ written by Nicholas D. Kristof, Sheryl WuDunn. The book is focused primarily on the experiences of women who have overcome great adverstity in their lives to create change in their communities. Some of the stories touch on the economic challenges associated with things like drought and how that impacts communities. WOmen being empowered makes a huge difference! They have a fantastic website now attributed to create change – http://www.halftheskymovement.org/
Sorry if I went a little off topic, it’s 2:40am and I have thunder brain!
YES! Rain is wonderful, God created bringer and supporter of life!
You have my permission to go off topic anytime! That book sounds good. Thanks for mentioning it and your comment!
Thankyou! I am ridiculously long winded at times and conversations with me is like going around the world. You start off on something.. visit everything else in between and end up on the same topic in the end… *groans* It is a great book 🙂 Inspirational and motivates you to want to make a difference!
I am long winded too and very talkative. Although curiously, I’m kind of quiet on my blog! LOL! Go figure.
Lol! #contradictions
They make us interesting!
🙂