The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you have to put up with the rain. –Dolly Parton
Rain. When we hear these words in the summer, it brings cheer and relaxes the mind and heart. Doesn’t it? But, it also reminds us – how difficult things will be.
The weather is dry and humid at the moment, so imagine our joy when we hear the pitter-patter of the rain start to fall! We’ve been blessed with nature in abundance, and the sight of the rain falling hard is a beauty that can’t be captured.
The incessant, heavy rain is boisterous. Lulled to a stop by gently blowing winds in a different direction. Not that we would want it to. Because it is cheerful to look at and fills us with a sharp sense of relief.

Even the Peacocks dance when it rains (heavens know that they are majestic to watch!) so why should we be bereft of all the fun? Don’t you wish that the sound of rain would take you along on a rhythmic journey? A fun-filled wandering through the muddy puddles and meandering pathways. While the raindrops are falling on your head, let’s not forget how heavenly the now damp ground smells!

A lovely evening out with friends, a nice cup of coffee and pakoras to enjoy the beautiful weather! The indoors are cozy and comfortable, sure. But the outdoors have a different charm, don’t they? After all, that’s what it means to be ‘nestled in nature’.

We all complain and crib, but at the end of the day-
The best thing one can do when it’s raining is to let it rain.
–Henry Wadsworth Longfellow