Rainy day-Galaboda Sri lanka

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I like the rainy season most. It is my favourite and best season among all four seasons. It comes after summer season, a very hot season of the year. I become very restless in the summer season because of too much heat, warm air and skin problem. However, all the problems become over as soon as rainy season comes. Rainy season falls in the month of July and stays for three months long. It is the lucky season for all and everyone loves and enjoys it. In this season we enjoy eating naturally ripen sweet mangoes. We also celebrate Many Indian festivals with great enthusiasm in this season.  I think rainy season is liked by everyone as I like it very much. It makes me feel slightly cool and happy. After all it comes after a long period of summer season. People, especially farmers, in India worship God Indra to rain for the wellness of this season crops. Rain-God is the most important god for the farmers in India. Rainy season gives new life to everyone on this earth like plants, trees, grasses, animals, birds, human being, etc. All the living things enjoy the rainy season by getting wet into the rain water.

I generally go to the top floor on the roof to get wet in the rain water. Me and my friends dance and sing songs in the rain water. Sometimes we become in the school or school bus while its raining and then we enjoy with our teachers. Our teachers tell us stories and poems on the rainy season which we enjoy a lot. When we come to home, we again went outside and play in the rain. The whole environment becomes full of greeneries and it looks clean and beautiful. Every living thing on this earth gets new life by getting the rain water.

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