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This is an archive article published on July 2, 2014

Express LOL: 7 reactions we have to the Indian Monsoon

Monsoon has finally begun, and the people of India have had various reactions to it.

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The monsoon has finally begun, and the people of India have had various reactions to it. While some people are whining about leaky public transport, others are excited about being able to jump in puddles again.

Let’s see what kinds of reactions we’ve seen so far:

My hair is getting wet. I’M GOING TO DIE!
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I’m not buying a 13th umbrella – I give up.
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Thank God I’m not going to fry in the heat anymore
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I finally get to go swimming
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I act like the rain – unexpected, energetic and annoying
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You may think the droplets on my face are rain droplets; they’re actually my tears…
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Time to buy a motorbike – I’m not going through train delays this year
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