Tanchik🌸
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**Why do some people love rain, while others can't stand it? 🌧️**
Rainy weather is like a book: some people see a romantic atmosphere in it, while others see only wet shoes. Why is that?
💙 **For those who love rain:**
✅ **Coziness and tranquility** - the sound of rain on the window, a warm blanket, and a cup of tea... It's the perfect moment for relaxation and reflection.
✅ **Romance** — rain adds drama to landscapes, reminding us of scenes from our favorite movies and books.
✅ **Freshness** — after rain, the air is clean, and nature seems to come to life.
💔 **For those who can't stand it:**
❌ **Discomfort** — wet clothes, soaked feet, and ruined hair.
❌ **Bad mood** — the grayness outside the window is associated with sadness and apathy.
❌ **Restrictions** — it's difficult to walk, go to work, or engage in activities.
Which side are you on? Do you like rain or prefer the sun? ☔️☀️ 1 reply
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*A cold summer: a test or a gift?**
The summer of 2025 was strange: instead of the usual heat, there were gray clouds, and instead of shorts and T-shirts, there were jackets and umbrellas. It was as if the sun had forgotten that it was June, and the thermometer stubbornly refused to rise above +20°C. While some grumbled about the "crazy climate," others... enjoyed it.
**Why is a cold summer not always a bad thing?**
✔ **No scorching heat** — you can walk, work, and even sleep without air conditioning.
✔ **Nature comes to life** — the grass stays green, and bodies of water don't turn into puddles.
However, there are also drawbacks, such as poor harvests, ruined vacations, and the constant anticipation of warmth.
**What if this is a new trend?**** The climate is changing, and it's possible that such anomalies will become the norm. In this case, we'll have to reconsider our habits: instead of using sunscreen, we'll need to stock up on thermal underwear and learn to appreciate the cool weather. 0 reply
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