ITS RAINING
After some pretty hot days, here comes the rain pouring heavily in our part of the world. The weatherman said that heavy rainfall will continue in most of Bangladesh for a couple of days. I am planning to enjoy the weekend staying home and watching the rain. It would be fun if I could be playing in the rain, maybe I will try that.
There is another delight of rainfall. Specially if you are in a cottage with tin roof, the sound of raindrops falling in the corrugated sheets is really marvelous. But I won't be having the luxury of that which many Bangladeshis normally have, specially in the rural parts.
Let the rain wash away all our troubles, our shortcomings. Let the rain revitalize us by showing the rainbow of our dreams.
"Upon us all a little rain must fall." - Led Zeppelin
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