Hubby was in a dour mood. We didn't have any sleep because of the early flight and have been arguing the past days for the haphazard travel arrangements and rushed preparations.
He was extremely disappointed when we landed in Manila. The sky was overcast, and it started drizzling as we walked out on the Tarmac. I told him not to worry as our destination was another hour's flight away.
I tried to lighten his mood as we settled inside a smaller plane. He is typically easygoing, but I started to worry when he was fixated on the downpour outside and complained of the onset of a migraine.
It was a bumpy takeoff, and the loud whirring of the twin propellers would get under anyone's skin. Hubby's face darkened, and I desperately tried everything to uplift his spirits.
The plane struggled against the rain and couldn't seem to get enough lift due to the heavy winds. The seatbelt sign remained lighted, as we hit turbulence after turbulence.
After an eternity, we finally broke through cloud and everything was bright and beautiful. I was still midway through my nth punch line, when hubby looked away from the window and broke into a smile.
6 comments:
It is just so awesome to read something like this! Very welcoming- i mean my heart is dreaming of one day I will be loved purely. May the love grows even stronger!
It is just so awesome to read something like this! Very welcoming- i mean my heart is dreaming of one day I will be loved purely. May the love grows even stronger!
isn't it beautiful, how the verb break is used together with smile, kuya sean?
hehehe there's rainbow after the rain afterall?
have fun sean
Welcome to manila. tama ba nandito kayo? hehe! Anyway, kung tama ako sana mag enjoy si hubby mo-- I bet he will.
Clouds lang pala sagot sa migraine dami dami cloud 9 diyan eh. wahahaha! waley naman ako
Hello mate greaat blog post
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