It's been pouring rain for four days today. If it should just stop, then it’s obvious that the weather itself shows that there is more to come. It might be sunny for just a few minutes, and then everything changes again. I can feel the heavy clouds below the sky seeking to cry out.
Yesterday I worked all through the day, despite the fact that I had to get my hands so cold and my feet in the water since I have to deal with aquatics. I don't get used to feeling them that much on a sunny day because immediately I am out of the pond even though the hot weather has dried off my skin immediately and when I am done with work I just find myself sweating again.
That's the difference between seasons and it's best to find a way to adjust to them. There are seasons when the leaves will remain green and fresh, there are also seasons when the trunks will be left empty and dried. If only they could be green forever then they would. But that’s nature.
I made a post a few months ago, I think sometime last year about how much I have resulted in taking coffee. I am not really a coffee addict. Because an addiction means not taking coffee might result in some side effects. That's not my nature. I am used to taking soft drinks and juices the most.
My mentality about coffee is that they are so bitter, but I always love the aroma that comes from it. Not until the day I tried it with full cream milk and little sugar. It was way better than the beverage drinks.
Some people also tagged it as a drink that keeps them awake maybe because of the caffeine in it. But for me, I have drank it several times and I didn't even feel much awake because of it, instead, I slept off immediately. So maybe our body system reacts differently.
Even there are times when some people say when they take energy drinks they feel energized. To me it has nothing to do, I just take it like every other drink.
I am not a coffee addict but I have grown to appreciate taking coffee, especially in the rainy season. All I need is to get some warm water, add my coffee in the mug, some milk, and at times sugar too.
The warmth from handling the warm mug gives my skin the warmth it needs. So before drinking I most times hold the mug with both hands. Embracing the warmth from it and then at the same time enjoying the aroma from it.
Sipping it gradually warms me up from within. Most times I take it twice a day during the rainy season, in the morning before work, and late in the evening after work too. But in sunny weather, I don't take it at all.
Only if I could enjoy it cold, but it's not the best choice to make, so I take cold drinks or cold water to suppress the heavy thirst and retain dehydration pending when I am done with work under the sun.
I read somewhere that in hot weather it is good to take something warm. I don't know what the repercussions will be for taking otherwise, but that's what the body really needs.
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