Rainy Experience
Of all the seasons here in India, rainy season has got its
own charm. You might start thinking about couples roaming around, kids playing
and splashing water and elders enjoying a cup of tea with pakodas (the local
snack) but wait...
If you consider it from the prospect of a working adult the
charm amplifies altogether to unimaginable heights on a working day.
It starts with the excitement of wrapping all that required
in plastic bags and covering yourself with a fashionably dull rain coat and
then pursuing the bike to enjoy the scenic weather. While on the way, the
vehicles in front of you sprinkles the mud particles as a complimentary mud spa.
The sweat flowing under the raincoat washes away all your tension as you keep
waving yourself over the helmet visor. The package also includes the wonderful aqua
rides in the underpasses filled with aromatic liquid and you get fascinated
with boat-like experience on two wheeler.
Not to miss is the complete body massage, courtesy the well
maintained roads specifically built with low quality material for the occasion.
It’s not just that your body is having all the pleasure, your mind as well keep
playing the game of evaluating the depth of water spots and finding the right
way throughout the journey. Moreover, the unpredictable diversions and closed
roads provides an opportunity to explore even better locations awaiting to get
unfolded.
The friendly experience of facing the water splashes from
co-commuters, while the endeavor is made all by them to maintain that speed and
targeting the well filled spots for maximum exposure, without even waiting to receive
your heartfelt thanks, and you feel like you are celebrating holi (the color
festival). The slippery spots waiting eagerly to hug you are another added
advantage.
Finally you reach your workplace refreshed and
energized with all that beautiful experience still in your head with a wish to
get lucky once again while returning home.
I wish you have a true "romantic" rainy season...this I am telling in the reference with having hot pakodas and cup of team with your better half...
ReplyDeleteThe second line spoiled it all, i am not in that age category if you relate the blog entry...
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