It Is Raining Tacos Novels & Stories

Cause tonight for the first time, ust about half-past ten For the first time in history, It's gonna start raining men! Whoa! Go Zhia my labs! Myself! Go for it! Kunyari despedida mo! Si Tang Ismael napapagitara na kala mo may gitara. Hahaha. Nakisabay talaga sa boses kong binabasa lang yung lyrics. Hahaha. Ang sama nito sa tenga ni Sean. It's raining men, hallelujah, It's raining men, amen. I'm gonna go out to run and let myself get

Kahit siya ay walang mai-open dito na usapan. Maging ito ay walang salita. They just both eat tila mas malalim ang iniisip ni Lucas. Nawawalan na siya ng ganang kumain but she have to finished this. With him. Ngunit sabay silang napabaling sa bintana ng pumatak ang malakas na ulan. "It's raining.," Di niya mapigilang maibulong. Napamura ito. And he get his phone.

If not, I'll curse myself for being this easy to get through and I'll curse him for toying with me. Tumango ako, um-oo at nagyakapan kami ulit. The night was cold. It rained hard while I hope my tears won't be as many as the rain when I cry again and hopefully, it won't be because of him.

He can live whatever the life he want basta't tigilan niya na lang ako. Huminga ako nang malalim at tiningnan ang tiyan kong medyo malaki na rin ang umbok. Nakaupo ako sa tapat ng bintana at pinapakingan ang patuloy na bumabagsak ng ulan. Rain might be a bad weather for other people, pero kabaligtaran ako. I've always love how comforting the rain sounds and how loud but beautiful the thunder is. Gusto kong makapag-relax ngayon para makapag-isip-isip.

Namula na ang mukha niya habang napakagat na rito ng labi. “Sige, saglit lang. Parang gusto kong kumain ngayon sa isang mexican restaurant. Mexican foods gaya ng tacos na may kasamang marinated na pork. Ang sarap noon. OMG! Parang tutulo na ang laway ko, Gavin. Iniisip ko pa lang iyon ah? Tapos iyong grilled beef nila na may rice, saka beans at tortillas!” Natatawang natigilan na sa paghakbang si Gavin. Hinarap na niya ang nobya. Sobrang aliw na aliw siya kung paano i-describe ang mga pagkaing iyon na kanyang mga gusto.

The cornfield is overflowing with water, and the land has become muddy in every direction. At least nasa tuktok kami at hindi mabaha rito. Pero mahirap ang akyat pababa at pabalik. Masyadong maputik. As the heavy rain poured down, Tiya Esperanza made her way to her small sari-sari store at the mountain's base. Unfortunately, Manong Paeng could not make the journey due to inclement weather. A lot of dried fish needs to be dried, or else they will get mouldy.

Tanging ang kaniyang Kuya Race na lang ang kaniyang kinilala dahil ang binata ang pinakasalan ng kapatid niya. “Si Mang Tasyo?” tanong niya. “Oh my gosh again! He’s hot and so gwapo tapos tatawagin mo lang siyang Mang Tasyo?” Siya naman ngayon ang umirap. “Paano ba namang hindi? He almost ruined the reception. Kakanta ba naman ng pangpatay? Nag-bake pa ng wedding cake na ampalaya flavor.”

Muntik na ako roon, akala ko ay mababalian na ako ng buto. Marcus Fierdo is a regular customer here in my father's cafe. Well my cafe now, since my father recently retired and passed his business on to me. Marcus has been coming here for the past three years now, and he always orders the same thing. One cup of coffee- black.

Kaso pagdating nila sa itaas ay walang clearing. Napailing na lang si Devance at apologetic na ngumiti. “Sorry girls, ang kapal ng ulap. It might rain anytime.” “This place is heavenly if only it’s not cloudy,” sabi ni Austin. Si Lara ang sumagot. “It’s all right. We are thankful for your efforts to drive us here. Besides, unpredictable talaga ang weather sa bundok.” And as if on cue, it began to drizzle. “Let’s go, it’s raining!” yakag ni Devance sa lahat.

Tahimik lang sila, habang panaka-nakang pinagmamasdan ang mga dumaraan sa kanilang harapan. Hanggang sa basagin na ni Lucas ang katahimikan, “You know, Glay, problems are like rain. Minsan malakas at may kasama pang kulog at kidlat na parang walang katapusan, minsan naman ambon lang na dumadaan. But remember that every time the rain stops pouring, another shinny day will come sometimes, it also comes with a rainbow.”