RE: Presentation When The Earth Is Raining

I have to admit @anggreklestari that when I was younger and working diligently at my career, any mention or threatening rain or storm would put me in a bad mood. I had so many things to take care of that the thought of the weather interrupting my activities to wait until the rain stops was annoying.

I had deadlines. I'd leave work in the rain or storm, and the traffic was horrendous. People drive crazy when it rains, not careful, so numerous wrecks. That made me late to be caught behind a traffic accident.

If I was late picking up my children from daycare, I had to pay a penalty. Then I would have to rush to get home, prepare dinner, then help the children with their homework, then prepare for bed. All on a hurried schedule. The headaches were often, developing into migraines.

I can also say that I never really found a solution to how I handled it. I just transitioned to a quieter life when I retired. I didn't have the hassle. So now, when it rains or any other weather-related situation arises, I just stay at home knowing full well what's out there that I don't want to be caught up in. I don't have a deadline or schedule to meet.

And that's the best part of being retired.

Take care and have a good start to your weekend.