What a wonderful world!

Gloomy, but nice

Juliet, our sky, perhaps lost her Romeo. She's crying for hours! The weather's quite dull here, it's making me a bit sleepy. But I love watching the rain, this weather encourages me to sing. It's not a downpour, but a quiet shower. I adore our seasons. Nature dresses up in six beautiful gowns in six different seasons.

First, its the hot yellow gown in summer, which is April-May. Mother nature sends the scorching rays of the sun our way, people become cautious about their health. Cause if one's not cautious, he/she is gonna end up in the cholera hospital or get down on bed with flu. Summer has no mercy, but it does have juicy fruits.

Monsoon, June-July, is called the queen of seasons. Now Nature prefers to wear grey, matching with the colour of the dark clouds. The roads become muddy, shoe stores increase their stock of rubber/sponge sandals. People always have colourful umbrellas stuck on their heads.

But some of the flowers of this season is just gorgeous. The tasty guavas...yum, I love them! All the trees feel fresh with a new shower. Watching a downpour outside with a warm cup of tea and some crispy snacks...a very nice passtime. For many people, the bed looks so attractive, they'd prefer to become Rip-Van-Winkle for the time being. No, they won't sleep for twenty years like Rip did, but some prefer to stay tucked up inside a blanket. I hate sleeping too much. 5 to 6 hours is enough!

I've got many bird-friends, mainly sparrows and Martins. Their chripping can be so soothing! Natural music is the best of all.

I'm trying to pick up the broken pieces of studies. I've organized myself, I've become an early-bird now. I adore waking up at 5 am. I usually go to bed at 11 PM. I know patience is the key to success, I'll not loose patience...The Master of The World's might test me...but I won't give up. Studies can be a lot of fun, if I can properly understand what I'm reading.

Right now I'm preparing for another battle, with my weapon of knowledge. I always prefer to be multi-tasking so I secure a segment of my day for WDC, and another for my musical instruments.

Every day, power failure attacks us, for at least 1 hour, leaving us behind a thick curtain of darkness. That's when I sit with my little white keyboard. I'm learning new tunes every day. Can play my national anthem now.