A few days ago, I returned home in the middle of a rainstorm after a week and a half of travel. Home being the capital of our glorious Empire, the power promptly went out, as it often does after a bit of wind and rain. But when the rain broke for a few minutes, I saw from my balcony the most beautiful rainbow I've ever seen in this area. Really quite lovely.
Then the storm resumed. I lit my candelabrum and read for a while, then doused the candles and went to sleep. I didn't get power back until the next morning.
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Raindrop prelude by Chopin, which is played by the evil Drax in Moonraker, which I just watched.
Drax also has some evil near-Doberman dogs which are as evil looking as stuffed bunny rabbits, if you read dogs any.
You'd think the production people would know something about dogs.
A few days ago, I returned home in the middle of a rainstorm after a week and a half of travel. Home being the capital of our glorious Empire, the power promptly went out, as it often does after a bit of wind and rain. But when the rain broke for a few minutes, I saw from my balcony the most beautiful rainbow I've ever seen in this area. Really quite lovely.
Then the storm resumed. I lit my candelabrum and read for a while, then doused the candles and went to sleep. I didn't get power back until the next morning.
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