in’ixora’ble
The monsoon is nearly over and at least one soul in Mumbai is very sad about it. (hint: me!) Today we had a brief burst of rain and it made me happy. The last few days have been disgustingly bright. Here’s a photo from the terrace after the rain, of our wrought-iron garden furniture against the ixora. I love how the drops of water look blue as they swell to unsustainable girth, then plop and shatter, regaining their transparency. I could watch these for hours. Preferably while it’s still raining 
(And I’m singing “Brishti Pore tapur tupur” in my head) (nope, can’t find an mp3 or a video from the movie I’m thinking of.)
Hey chavvi.. have been goin thru ur blog since a couple of weeks now. Pretty interestin stuff in there. Gud work.. BTW I think u shd book a button on http://www.blogertize.in iunder the “Lifes like that” segment. Ur blog seems to be perfect for that segment
Cheerz and keep up the gud work
inexorably beautiful!
I was just commenting yesterday how I like it when it rains if you have natural beauty as the backdrop. It’s not nice when you have only a concrete jungle because it’s all grey and boring but like you’re pic shows rain and flowers mix very well.
Today a friend visiting from Melbourne was telling me how they have a drought in Australia at the moment and all the green has disappeared. Maybe we Brits shouldn’t complain so much about the rain we get since we have a lot of nice green to enjoy. Lovely photo.
I agree with Jaya: very nice picture!
Ahha .. nodi elo baan.. shib thakurer bie holo.. teen konya daan..
Man I used to sing this when I was little, of course parotting it after learning it from my aunt who used to teach me poems.. to divert me from a kid’s boredom during rains.. in Shillong..
@pallavi shillong must have been nice and rainy, too! What a fabulous place to watch the rain and sing along