I promised myself I'll make this into a daily gig. Alright, lets see what can we talk about today. Since yesterday was all complicated and deep and stuff like that, today we'll talk about something shallow I suppose.
Oh, I know lets talk about the weather. The bloody weather. Kuching's weather. Not much can be said about it, actually one word can pretty much sum it up. Rain. Rain, rain, rain, rain, rain, rain and more rain. It doesn't matter whether it's the dry season or the wet season, in Kuching there's always a possibility for rain. Every single day of the year. Without fail. Its like the rain god decided to camp over the Kuching skyline or something. Heck, I bet he does. He must be pretty sad these days though cause it's been raining nonstop for the past few week. Half of kuching is probably already flooded by now. I know my old school is. Bet most of my juniors is gonna skip school tomorrow. Any takers?
Anyway the rain is totally messed up my plan for the day. I was planning to help out my scout pals over at my old school. They're supposed to be building some sort of mock up campsite. Why they're doing it again is beyond me, look what happened the last time we did that. What a disaster that was. Okay maybe it wasn't that bad, still it wasn't exactly great work of architecture. Never mind the artistic side of things last time we did it, the thing wasn't even stable. Still no one gets hurt so I guess it was alright. Besides the experience we get out of it was pretty damn useful. Plus I get to bully some junior that time, it's not too shabby of an activity I guess. I'm such a sadist sometime. It's so easy to bully people when you're taller and older than them. But truly being a scout was fun, I missed those guys.
Anyway, back to the weather. Kuching weather sucks. Its totally unpredictable. No matter how cloudy the sky or how bright the sun is, the weather can make a complete turn for the opposite with little or no warning at all. Bringing an umbrella with you at all time is almost a necessity when you live here. Sigh, I lost count on the number of umbrella I used over the year. Pretty much every few month or so I'm forced to buy a new one since the wind is so strong most of my umbrella simply break under the stress. Which bring us to another thing I hate about the local weather. The wind. Sure my name carries the meaning of wind but that doesn't mean I want to have it blowing like its the monsoon season. Damned wind. They don't even flip up skirts or something like that. Nooo, they flip my freaking umbrella. A lot of good that did. Well I cant really complain that much, sometimes when the girls get drenched I get to see their undergarments. I suppose every cloud has their silver lining, just wished those clouds weren't rain clouds.
A few paragraph done and thats it for the day. Its midnight and that means time for me to sleep. My right hand is sore from my prior activity. You're welcome to try and guess what said activities are.