I was thinking living in Delhi is a waste as this few months of summer are unbearable. The dry wheather was getting on my nerves … everything looks so dry and lifeless. Though it rained somewhere in Delhi yesterday but didn’t get a drop at my place.
Have been living here since i was 2 years old … so it’s quite a long time. What i like about this place : the histotrical monuments n it’s architecture – shopping market – Lodhi Garden – the wide roads …. at peak hours these roads are packed with cars – bikes – autos – buses and many other moving vehicles (which aren’t moving ) … creating traffic jam – which taste awful ! i guess in coming years this problem will be solved as Dellhi metro is spreading all over Dellhi n its NCR …. but actually traffic jams aren’t my problem … it’s the hot dry wheather.
Look at Mumbai … it never used to have so much rain but now from the past few years – monsoon floods Mumbai. Well i don’t want flood in Dellhi … just want enough rain to wash way the heat – the dryness n the dust.
Today … right now – it seems as if it may rain anytime … but can’t wait any longer ! My plants are dying … those plants that my uncle brought from Assam – 2 of them are in critical situation n the other two are pretty good. Hoping they will flourish in the rain water … and if they don’t they will never. My plants are the reason too for desperately waiting for the rain.
Now lets wait n watch !!
while i was writing this post … it drizzle – but that wasn’t what i wanted. i thought of heavy rain … which would bring relief – which would make the white rain lilly to blossom again this year !!
I called my grandmother who lives in Noida, and after exchanging pleasantries, she went off complaining about the heat non-stop, LOL.
monsoons flood mumbai because the infrastructure is collapsing under heavy migration
Hello,
so lovely of you to stop by and leave a lovely comment. Your flowers are beautiful and I want them to live. Can you save dishwater, plants often thrive in the soapiness. I wish you just the right amount of rain!
Thanks Deepak …. growing population is killing the country … n worse – it seems nothing can be done !!
Thanks Tammie … i knew that soapy water keep way the inseacts but plants can thrive by it … didn’t know – will try doing that … thanks again 🙂
climate change is effecting a lot of things.. wonder what we have in store in the coming years… Too much population … too much pollution .. TOO MUCH of everything
Bikram ….. in coming future Delhi will be unliveable not only for heat but also for expensive living … shortage of water – i m seriously thinking of leaving Delhi in coming 5 years or so !! Thanks for ur visit 🙂