It’s all in the great outdoors! I’ve always loved the outdoors, so a rainy day forces me to stay inside.
I’m quite depressed about it.
I enjoy sunny days, but cloudy days, especially when it’s raining, just make me feel down. The potential for what I could be doing outside seems endless, but the rain only serves to ruin it. Some people, however, do not feel this way about gloomy, overcast days. She’s a Pluviophile, my sister. It is a real word, for those of you who don’t know, and it refers to someone who enjoys the rain and finds comfort in cloudy days. Both sunny days and cloudy, rainy days can be very enjoyable to different people. My sibling and I share a lot of similarities, but we are also very different in a lot of other ways, and I find it interesting how that works. I typically keep my air conditioner on low when I’m confined indoors. The benefit of turning my air conditioner down is probably that I spend less money on heating and cooling. Even though I frequently moan about the summertime heat when the sun is out, I actually don’t mind it that much. I might have to pay a bit more to keep my house cool, and the air conditioning system may have to work a little harder, but I adore my warm, sunny days. I wouldn’t trade them for anything, and fortunately, the rainy day will soon pass and the sun will shine. If the weather prediction is to be believed, that is.