
| Janet Davis |
| "Hey dudes and dudettes, what’s up?" greets Splish. We are raindrops that ..." Splish tries to continue. "I shall tell the kids on earth ‘what’s up’ as you put it," interrupts Patter. "Come now, Patter. I should be the one to tell, after all Pitter comes before Patter," demands Pitter. "Alright you guys, I’ve had enough of your arguing! This is how it’s going down and please, no interruptions," insists Puddles. "Ok, Old Man Pouring Rain created us from an ancient recipe, E C double L P, that brings raindrops to life. Unfortunately, he made Pitter and Patter. Since they are part of our raindrop family, we can’t return them. We ask that you come join us on our first adventure to earth to find out what happens to Scattered- when he is caught hanging from a window ledge with a black fur ball on the loose and when Splish and Splash get attacked by a boy who doesn’t believe we are REAL! Find out if Drizzle gets rescued from a raindrop napping. Then see how we return to our home in the clouds back to Old Man Pouring Rain." "Hope to see you there!" Love, Puddles, Sprinkles, Scattered, Splish and Splash, Drizzle, Pitter and Patter, Misty, Hailey |


| The raindrops are back rapping their mission to kids and their families in New York’s Central Park. Pitter is in charge of this adventure to earth leading his family of raindrops into a duck infested lake, climbing up trees, running in circles in an attempt to find Summer Stage. Pitter wishes he had listened to Old Man Pouring Rain when he said, "I insist that each of you take a map with you ...." Pitter and Patter reply, "We don’t need a map when we are in charge!" Scattered gets lost, Puddles wonders off and falls in love with a bird, and Old Man Pouring Rain has to come down to rescue Puddles from the clutches of the bird’s mouth. The raindrops meet Jamie, a boy with Leukemia, and learn some valued lessons like that the people you live with and love you are your family and families have a way of working out difficult situations to help satisfy everyone. Old Man Pouring Rain takes over at Summer Stage, teaching kids and their families the importance of water and not to waste it. Misty quickly shouts out, "I found it, I found it!" "Well, it’s about time! I’ve been wanting to go home since we got here," whines Puddles. The raindrops go back home into the clouds to get ready for their next adventure. |