Rainy day activities

Play some happy music, turn up the volume and dance to the beat! Just because it's dull and dark outside doesn't mean you can't have some fun inside!

Fall asleep with the earphones plugged into your ears and wake up the next morning to a bright new day and forget what happened last night. Like the lyrics from Micheal Buble's Feeling Good - "it's a new dawn, it's a new day, it's a new life for me, and I'm feeling good!"

Do nothing! Rainy days are the best days for Hongkongers to get away from their busy lives. We never stop working, so why don't we sit down and have a cup of coffee, with the rain pitter-pattering on the roof?

Festival Walk, because it's the only mall in the world with realistic decor that emulates the weather outside. When it hails, not only will you be given free, golf ball-sized ice cubes from the shopping centre's ceiling, you'll also be able to enjoy a free, natural shower.

Sleeping is the best thing to do. Other indoor entertainment might sound more interesting, but heavy rain might lead to power cuts, so why take the risk? Sleeping is the only thing that doesn't require electricity. I'm saving energy for outdoor activities on sunny days. Not because I'm lazy, I'm just making good use of my time and resources!

I pray for even more rain so that we don't have to go to school.

Lie on your bed all wrapped up, enjoying a good read while listening to the comforting sound of the rain outside. And before long you'll be fast asleep!

Rush out into the storm and start dancing in the rain! You better do it when you are still young; otherwise, people will think you're crazy! It's also very romantic to dance in the rain with your boyfriend or girlfriend.

I think most people hate rain because they don't know what to do. I think the best thing to do is to watch a DVD, probably a horror film which goes well with the thunderstorm raging outside.