It’s raining like cats and dogs. Thunder storms, evening showers, strong winds, toppling of  trees and bent electric polls are common in India where I live.Â
No doubt this is the best time around when everything turns green. Weather is so pleasant and the cool breeze blows day and night but the rains bring agony of floods, crop damage, traffic jams and long power cuts due to trees falling on electric wires and poles. 
Day before yesterday while I was enjoying my hot cup of coffee gusting winds forced the branches to sway back and forth. Soon the strong wind changed into storm followed by heavy rains, Quickly I rushed out in the garden with my camera to click few photos for my blog.
I heard a loud crack. The tallest tree at the backyard of my house was thrown by wind and it fell on the ground. As it toppled the limb tangled in telephone wire. I watched everything in shock. I knew I was out of connectivity as my landline was dead now, making no sound, silence…..
Today my landline and broadband connection was functional again, I was desperate to log in after migraine attack. I was in pain for 36 hours. Many many thanks for giving me good wishes, valuable advices and for including me in your prayers. I am overwhelmed to receive the love and concern from my most cherished world, the bloggers community, the readers and faithful friends. Love you all. I am much better now. Looking forward to read your posts.
How does it matters whether it’s a autumn or winter, summer or spring
The highlight of the season has been love,compassion, care and bonding
Will remain forever. No matter where I live, I will live in your thoughts
Looking forward to stay in your hearts, so much happiness it has brought
21 Responses
Welcome back 🙂 crazy as it may sound though, we certainly could of used some of that rainstorm, hasn’t been raining for three months here in Vancouver now :S
All good things come in a package. I love this weather.
Me too, I love the sound of wind and rain 😊
No matter what we think about the situation – how dangerous, how awful and how unpleased it might be -seen through a camera lens it’s fascinating – excellent capture, hopes you are safe… 🙂
So far so good. I am fine and enjoying rains.
Rain can be very relaxing, even heavy rain – but of course even rain can be too much… 🙂
Wonderful pictures.
So sorry to know about migraine. My Mother used to have severe one many years back. I actually wrote a post on the entire experience…you can check here:
https://singhalalok.wordpress.com/2015/05/09/blissful-yoga/
Hope you feel better.
I will check it once I am through with my notifications. Thank you.
I hope you start to feel better soon. Summer is the worst time for migraines. The heat and humidity seems to make them worse.
I thought I would catch you first but you always surprise me with your quick and kind comments. Thanks for always being there. Keep inspiring.
Rashmi,
Glad you’re back. The green in your pictures is amazing. Keep safe and healthy.
Yeah sure. I have just started reading what others have written. Catch you soon 🙂
It is interesting to see two dimensions to what rains cand do.On the one hand rains makethings look fresh and beautiful yet on the other rains can leave destruction which can us loose the beautyit brings about. It is very fscinating to see it at the same time.Thank you for the lovely photographs.
It is said that excess of everything is bad. Who wants cloudbursts instead of drizzles and showers? Thanks for the encouragement.
Heavy rains on a tin roof! What a great sound. But not flying trees!
I bet no one wants this kind of damage to environment. Thanks for the visit.
And, you rushed out in the garden with your camera. 🙂 So glad to hear you are over with your migraine attack. Hard to imagine you had endured the pain for 36 hours…
I was most uncomfortable during that time. Thanks for the constant support of friends like you.
Am honored to one of your friends here, Rashmi. 🙂
Glad to know you are doing well. And you surely live in our thoughts. 🙂
I am fine and thanks for keeping me there.