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I'm Dreaming of a Dry Christmas
Posted: December 12, 2007
What carolers in Seattle are singing this season…
I’m dreaming of a dry Christmas.
 You can’t believe how wet it’s   been.
 My poor driveway’s lake-like.
 My kids can’t ride bikes.
 They’re   wearing snorkels, trunks and fins.
 I’m dreaming of a dry Christmas.
 I   don’t want snow just clear blue skies.
 Or an ark by Noah would do
 til this   soggy holiday is through.
 
 I’m dreaming of a dry Christmas.
 My feet are   webbing like a duck’s.
 There are hillsides sliding.
 and sidewalks   hiding.
 My flooded basement really sucks.
 I’m dreaming of a dry   Christmas.
 I saw a salmon cross the street.
 May the streams and rivers   subside
 and the lake that used to be I-5.
 
 I’m dreaming of a dry   Christmas.
 I’m use to rain but not like this.
 For I smell like   mildew.
 My soaked rug does too.
 A wet/dry vac tops my wish list.
 I’m   dreaming of a dry Christmas.
 O Santa please make it come true.
 While some   long for forecasts of snow,
 I am sick and tired of H-2-0.
 
 * the above   lyrics can actually be sung to the tune of “I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas”
 
 A Postscript: A Mall and the Night Visitor
 
 A shopping mall in Omaha is marked by silent nights.
 The frenzied joy of seeking gifts has been replaced by fright.
 Nebraskans now are asking us "Where is Immanuel?"
 O, God-with-us, be now with them in their December hell.
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Greg Asimakoupoulos (pronounced AWESOME-uh-COPE-uh-less) is an ordained minister, published author and chaplain to a retirement community in the Pacfic Northwest. Greg maintains a blog called Rhymes and Reasons, which he graciously provides to SeniorLifestyle.Greg's writings have now been assembled in book form. See the SeniorLifestyle Store. • E-mail the author (moc.loa@veRemosewA*) • Author's website (personal or primary**)
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