It has been raining cats and dogs for the past few days and while I am adversely affected by the inclement weather, I am relieved to find out that my family is safe in the province. Of course, I 'd rather have them safe than I am because, firstly, I love them, secondly, if the storm ravages the area, our plantation might not get enough harvest, and my Mom may not be able to send money, which I badly need especially now that I am in between jobs.
I know, I have skewed reasoning, but credit card bills have been piling up and I only have two options: either get a job; or go back to the province and plant crops with our trajabadores.
Back to the weather, I was scared to death with the sound of the strong winds and the heavy rains. As in nakakatakot, no! And also, the power in our area went out. I do not have a generator because I basically live alone.
While the monsoon rains were ravaging the metropolis, I could not think of anyone but Annie and her affirmation that the sun will come out tomorrow. Of course, I believe Annie. She even bet her bottom dollar on it. Fucker, I don't know if I am zealously optimistic or delusional. In any case, I love Annie. I am not a fan of music; I don't own an iPod, but I love show tunes and Broadway classics.
For those who are scared of the thunders and the rains, here is a reassuring thought from Annie, who, despite being an orphan, ended up inheriting billions of dollars from Daddy Warbucks.
So, for those who are shivering in the colds, always remember that you will meet your Daddy Warbucks someday if you keep on believing that the sun will come out tomorrow.
Stay chichi!
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