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"April showers bring May flowers" is an old saying.
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It's literally an idiom. (Though here in Tropical Southern Minnesota we tend to say "May showers bring June flowers".)
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2 hours ago
Seriously, a "shower" (drizzling rain) is kind of depressing. Blooming flowers are "uplifting" and brighten your spirit. It's that simple!
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
Note that if you had Googled the expression (with quotes) you would have gotten lots of answers.
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At least in the UK, we often get a lot of rain showers in April. The rain that falls in April helps a lot of flowers to come into bloom (to 'flower') in the month of May.
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@TrevorD - Yes, some references suggest that the expression originated in Britain.
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It's literally an idiom. (Though here in Tropical Southern Minnesota we tend to say "May showers bring June flowers".)
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
Seriously, a "shower" (drizzling rain) is kind of depressing. Blooming flowers are "uplifting" and brighten your spirit. It's that simple!
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
Note that if you had Googled the expression (with quotes) you would have gotten lots of answers.
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
At least in the UK, we often get a lot of rain showers in April. The rain that falls in April helps a lot of flowers to come into bloom (to 'flower') in the month of May.
– TrevorD
2 hours ago
@TrevorD - Yes, some references suggest that the expression originated in Britain.
– Hot Licks
1 hour ago
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It's literally an idiom. (Though here in Tropical Southern Minnesota we tend to say "May showers bring June flowers".)
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
Seriously, a "shower" (drizzling rain) is kind of depressing. Blooming flowers are "uplifting" and brighten your spirit. It's that simple!
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
Note that if you had Googled the expression (with quotes) you would have gotten lots of answers.
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
At least in the UK, we often get a lot of rain showers in April. The rain that falls in April helps a lot of flowers to come into bloom (to 'flower') in the month of May.
– TrevorD
2 hours ago
@TrevorD - Yes, some references suggest that the expression originated in Britain.
– Hot Licks
1 hour ago
It's literally an idiom. (Though here in Tropical Southern Minnesota we tend to say "May showers bring June flowers".)
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
It's literally an idiom. (Though here in Tropical Southern Minnesota we tend to say "May showers bring June flowers".)
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
Seriously, a "shower" (drizzling rain) is kind of depressing. Blooming flowers are "uplifting" and brighten your spirit. It's that simple!
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
Seriously, a "shower" (drizzling rain) is kind of depressing. Blooming flowers are "uplifting" and brighten your spirit. It's that simple!
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
Note that if you had Googled the expression (with quotes) you would have gotten lots of answers.
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
Note that if you had Googled the expression (with quotes) you would have gotten lots of answers.
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
At least in the UK, we often get a lot of rain showers in April. The rain that falls in April helps a lot of flowers to come into bloom (to 'flower') in the month of May.
– TrevorD
2 hours ago
At least in the UK, we often get a lot of rain showers in April. The rain that falls in April helps a lot of flowers to come into bloom (to 'flower') in the month of May.
– TrevorD
2 hours ago
@TrevorD - Yes, some references suggest that the expression originated in Britain.
– Hot Licks
1 hour ago
@TrevorD - Yes, some references suggest that the expression originated in Britain.
– Hot Licks
1 hour ago
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It's literally an idiom. (Though here in Tropical Southern Minnesota we tend to say "May showers bring June flowers".)
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
Seriously, a "shower" (drizzling rain) is kind of depressing. Blooming flowers are "uplifting" and brighten your spirit. It's that simple!
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
Note that if you had Googled the expression (with quotes) you would have gotten lots of answers.
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
At least in the UK, we often get a lot of rain showers in April. The rain that falls in April helps a lot of flowers to come into bloom (to 'flower') in the month of May.
– TrevorD
2 hours ago
@TrevorD - Yes, some references suggest that the expression originated in Britain.
– Hot Licks
1 hour ago