"Flowers need water," said the teacher. "Water your flowers every day, or they'll die."
One morning, Mother saw Marry in the garden and asked, "What are you doing there, Marry?"
"Watering flowers," said Marry.
"But it is raining now!"
"Oh, it doesn't matter, Mum."
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