Rain, defined as water falling in drops from vapor condensed in the atmosphere, but we all know that the purpose of rain goes beyond scientific terms. To me, rain is there to drive the heat away, relieve the disgusting humidity of a jam-packed train, makes the sky go grey... ( btw. I like the sky when it's grey, it's comforting :) oh and those huge rolling clouds when it's about to thunderstorm :) ), allows me to actually concentrate on my work, yeah Summer, go screw yourself over. The only characteristic of rain that I rarely like is the smell, somtimes the lingering smell of rain is just unbearable. And I cringe everytime someone says the "Sky is crying" when it rains...it just sounds like a line you find in a Year 7's english creative. ><

Anyway, I finally finished "Hush,Hush", and it was amazingly good. Initially I thought, oh god, here comes the Twilight-phase again, but really, it's completely different. In most Christian denominations, a fallen angel is an angel who has been exiled or banished from Heaven, which is the main focus around Hush,Hush and Fallen. After "Fallen" by Lauren Kate, I searched up " fallen angels and archangels" on google, and the story behind them did satisfy my curiousity and hence, I begin my lonnggg search for these type of novels. "Hush, Hush" was my second one, and let me tell you that FALLEN ANGELS > VAMPIRES ( with the exception of Carlisle, he's hot.) :) I'm looking forwward to the sequels of both novels, happily finding out that Crescendo ( sequeal of Hush,Hush) is being released in November..which is quite a long time considering Australia is at the butt of civilisation.