Next on deck, we have rain on a deck! *Ahem* I'll give you a moment to appreciate my wittiness and compose a clever retort. That's right, I'm punting it back to you. Get it, punting? Puns? Hahaha. . . I seriously need some sleep :)
And, speaking of sleep, this video will do the trick! It will help you fall asleep fast and stay asleep all night long. It will also help you focus for extended periods of time. It will not, obviously help you avoid bad puns, cliches or cheesy writing. You're on your own for that.
If you enjoy this rain white noise nature video, and lots of adjectives, be sure to check out these other popular rain videos:
Epic Thunder & Rain: https://youtu.be/nDq6TstdEi8
Rain On A Tin Roof: https://youtu.be/wJ9RgW8MrKA
Rain In The Woods: https://youtu.be/IdGUunu7pVI
Thunder & Rain: https://youtu.be/ClDmutiXnBo
Heavy Rain Sounds: https://youtu.be/qV6FCoJne3Y
This was filmed in Alaska in early September.
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In other news, I've been informed not to stack all my papers in front of the oven. Personally, it's how I keep track of them and I never bake. Thoughts?