I cannot figure this out. I thought it might be raindrops are falling on my head? 
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1$\begingroup$ Q: How can a person walk outside in the pouring rain and not have a hair on his head get wet? .........[suspense]................. A: The person is bald. $\endgroup$– AltoOct 2 '18 at 0:30
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$\begingroup$ Hello @Tiffani and welcome to Puzzling.SE! Be sure to get a tour of this site to earn your first badge and check the help centre to guide you in both answering and asking questions. Anyway, happy puzzling :D $\endgroup$– Kevin LOct 2 '18 at 4:11
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Could it be the phrase,
$\rm Rain \; up \; ahead?$
Because we have
$\rm Rain + up \, (looks \, up) + a \, head.$
Also,
the phrase has $11$ letters, as does the amount of raindrops in the picture;
and
the smile looks like a $\rm \cup$ which is the first letter of "up".
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It's probably just a
Rainhead
Since the picture shows
A picture of falling water (rain) and a head
Hence, Rain + Head = Rainhead
Although I may be wrong
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Could it be...
Tears of happiness? Teardrops + Happy face
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1$\begingroup$ Or maybe, as I heard the idiom, it could be Rot13(grnef bs wbl). Nice answer! $(+1)$ :D $\endgroup$– Mr PieOct 3 '18 at 4:49