If April Showers Bring May Flowers what do MayFlowers Bring?

Everyone has heard the expression "April showers bring May Flowers". I'm sure most people have heard the riddle and answer: "If April showers bring May flowers, what do Mayflowers bring? Pilgrims!"

Anyway I was thinking we need the rest of the sheepie calendar year so here I go:
February snows brings a cold nose.
March thaws bring muddy paws.

OK, maybe not the best. Can you ( or think you can :-D ) do better? Chime in!

Anyone else?
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A June heat-wave can bring a coat shave? I got nuthin'....
October leaves bring a lot of house cleaning....yeah, I need help too!
January likes sheepdogs big and hairy.....
February still likes sheepdogs big and hairy (in MN at least!)
Mayflowers bring Pilgrims!

I heard that joke in 2nd grade.... :lmt:
LOL

Illegal Immigrants

LOL
June Bugs!
Mud for the dogs to play in.
May flowers brings june's floral wreaths. :D

June's warm breezes bring on the sneezes.
Cuz of allergies :clappurple:
January breezes bring February freezes

And

February freezes bring March teases
:banana: :banana: :banana: :banana:
Ha beat that
A guest sent .me a note with the following:

"MARCH winds brings APRIL showers brings MAY flowers May flowers Brings June brides which brings JULY fire works that is all i remember."
Ron wrote:
A guest sent .me a note with the following:

"MARCH winds brings APRIL showers brings MAY flowers May flowers Brings June brides which brings JULY fire works that is all i remember."


Right now we have a blizzard. So no May flowers, and therefore no June brides, so cancel the July fireworks. :|
In Louisville, Kentucky, beautiful May flowers and blooming trees usually bring thousands of women and men to our city wearing gorgeous hats and dresses and pastel sports jackets with colorful ties. The city is a riot of colorful flowers, characters and colors during Derby week! People from around the world come to see and be seen while watching beautiful horses race at historic Churchill Downs. Unfortunately, this year has been different due to Covina-19. Like most U.S. cities, Louisville has been eerily quiet until the Black Lives Matter protests began. Now we pray for equality and peace. Although our sweet spring blossoms are spent, we now have robust sultry flowers of summer in our gardens. As the Grateful Dead sang, "We will survive".
Dark Horse wrote:
In Louisville, Kentucky, beautiful May flowers and blooming trees usually bring thousands of women and men to our city wearing gorgeous hats and dresses and pastel sports jackets with colorful ties. The city is a riot of colorful flowers, characters and colors during Derby week! People from around the world come to see and be seen while watching beautiful horses race at historic Churchill Downs. Unfortunately, this year has been different due to Covina-19. Like most U.S. cities, Louisville has been eerily quiet until the Black Lives Matter protests began. Now we pray for equality and peace. Although our sweet spring blossoms are spent, we now have robust sultry flowers of summer in our gardens. As the Grateful Dead sang, "We will survive".

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You guys are so good!! I tried, I got nothin. :headbang:
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