The next time it begins to rain … lie down on your belly nestle your chin into the grass and get a frog’s-eye view of how raindrops fall . . . The sight of hundreds of blades of grass bowing down and popping back up like piano keys strikes me as one of the merriest sights in the world

The next time it begins to rain … lie down on your belly nestle your chin into the grass and get a frog’s-eye view of how raindrops fall . . . The sight of hundreds of blades of grass bowing down and popping back up like piano keys strikes me as one of the merriest sights in the world. (Malcolm Margolin)