Welcome to the conversation. I'm not a podcast.

I'm Bruce John Harris and it is a wonderful day if it rains.

If it rains, I'm looking outside and it's been cloudy,

actually the sun just kind of peaked through,

but I've been thinking maybe it'll rain today because we've had a bad

drought we've had I don't know when the last time we had rain was we had a little drizzle on

Monday but before that I don't think it hasn't been much.

Grass is brown, the Mohawk River, which is near where I live, has a 25 mile long algae

bloom that's caused by the runoff from fertilizer.

And so it's high nitrogen content that creates this toxic

bloom that actually can kill dogs. The farmers I live in apple country they're not

doing too well and I know we're not the only place in the country

that's having this issue it's kind of strange because I saw yesterday that

sand dunes National Park it looks like the ocean. They got water everywhere. And Dinosaur State,

a dinosaur track state park in Texas has such a bad drought that previously,

previous tracks that no one had seen because they were

underwater of dinosaurs you can now see and they look fresh which is

interesting since they're supposed to be what how many millions of years old and

yet they look like they just were formed so the

rescuing devices employed to to save Darwinian theory I mean it it almost seems

miraculous doesn't it that you could have that erosion didn't do anything in that time, even it being underwater.

So anyway, there's drought and we should pray for that if we're in an area that has drought,

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