Droplets

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Im in a melancholy mood. Listening to The Fray's "You Found Me" rain drizzling outside. .

I love this weather, this atmosphere. Reminds me of childhood. Days when typhoon rears it's comforting swooshes and rain pouring hard. Cocoa days and staying home with the sibs and my mom.

Most people hate the rain. i find it really meditative and comforting. As it pours on, it seems to wash away what ever worries or stress I have.

I like walking in the rain. Its refreshing. You see things differently when it rains

It opens up my inner loner, my inner introvert. I think clearer. I feel more inspired. I am calmed.

When I was younger I would stare out the window and get lost in my own thoughts. As i got older, the best ideas flowed when its gloomy and rainy days were peaking in. I daydream and contemplate.

Love those days. Love these days.




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