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How to enjoy the rainy season at home

The wet season is finally here! As the tropical Philippines reaches the month of June, the weather in the country shifts from the dry season to the rainy season and will eventually last up to the month of October.
Rain can be a nuisance when you’re outdoors, but it could also be amazingly relaxing when you’re inside your house. For those who do not want to go out when it’s raining, here are some tips on how to enjoy the rain inside your cozy home.


Play some mellow music
When is the best time to enjoy some slow and sentimental music from your favorite artists? You guess it right, it is when it’s raining! With the right mix of the pitter patters sound of the rain, it could be a perfect backdrop to add to the sentimental vibe of the mellow music you are playing.




Enjoy some warm and good food
There’s nothing more satisfying than drinking a hot chocolate, coffee, or tea during the rainy season. Drinking something warm is a good way to heat up your body when you’re feeling cold and chilly. Actually, in a usual Filipino home, it is common for mothers to prepare for their families warm foods like Sopas, Arroz Caldo, Champorado, or hot noodles during the rainy season because it’s the perfect time to satisfy one’s cravings for such food.


Read a book or watch a movie
For bookworms, it’s the best time to curl up on your bed and read a good book while it’s raining outside. For cinephiles, it’s a perfect way to relax by watching your favorite films while cozying up on a sofa or elsewhere in your room.


Meditate for self-care
Meditation is ideal for our mental health to relax after a long day and give our bodies some time to respite. Watching the raindrops on your window could make you forget all your worries for the meantime and bring us inner peace and spiritual healing.


Get some cozy sleep
Other people fall asleep faster when they hear the gentle sound of rain because there’s a satisfying and comfortable feeling that the rain brings. Other people are also fond of the petrichor, or the pleasant smell that accompanies the first rain after a long dry season.


Imagine doing any of these things in a cozy home of a Camella subdivision rather than in a crowded neighborhood downtown where floods, noisy neighbors, and heavy traffic jams bother you no end.
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