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This was the first thing that came to my mind when I started thinking today's journey.¶
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Today, I thought about this sentence: "When rain comes."¶
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When you make it simple even a layman can understand and it makes the reader to imagine the story line.

It can be interpreted in many ways.has many meaning.¶
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Make it simple and save time.

First of all, it rains for two days here.

This bright and sunny city suddenly turned to a sad, wet, and relatively cold place¶
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The weather changed. It was sunny, but now it’s cold and wet.

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The wind also brought out my migraine.gave me a strong headache.¶
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Migraine is a medical term...a layman understands strong headache.

But this tiny sentence also has its own abstract meanings.means more than just the weather.¶
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Whether it's about everyday life¶
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Sometimes we feel tired, sad, work or even learning a language, no one feels the same motivation every day. don’t feel like doing anything.¶
This can happen at work, at school, or when learning a language.¶
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Everyone has their own ways to get through thesefeel better during this days.¶
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Layman understands

There are solutions, that work, and those thatSome things help, some don'’t.¶
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Very clear and direct.

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Even writing a (probably wrong :D) sentence is really hard for me today.this post is difficult.¶

It feels natural putting it this way.

No motivation, no inspiration, I feel tired and don’t have energy or ideas.I just want to survive this day.

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This is my solution right now¶
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But writing this is my way of trying.

Direct to the point helps the point be easily identified

But I think, it's more than trying is better than doing nothing.

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We could go tostay in bed and sleep all day without trying to do anything else to get better during these days, but it's not a perfect option, because if we leave out a day, it will be harder to start over tomorrow.do nothing. But then tomorrow will be harder.¶
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That'’s what streaks are about, right?y learning every day is important

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It may wash away our plans, but it also can be refreshing.They can slow us down for a while, but they can also give us a new start.¶

"Wash away " not everyone will understand this expression

Day 5: When Rain Comes

This title is fine, but I think most native speakers would say "when the rain comes"

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." This was the first thing that came to my mind when I started thinking about today's journey.

Since we're no longer in the title, no need to capitalize inside the quotes.

First of all, it's been rainsing for two days here.

Your original sentence implies that where you live, when it rains it always rains for literally two exact days. From your post, it sounds like you are describing the current rain, which has been ongoing for two days. If that's the case, this edit is correct.

This bright and sunny city suddenly turned into a sad, wet, and relatively cold place.

When something transforms into something else: x turns into y
"Turn to" can be literal or figurative where the subject turns their direction: "Sarah turned to her left and saw the cat." "Sarah turned to a friend to ask for advice about her cat."

There are solutions, that work, and those that don't.

But I think, it's morebetter than nothing.

We could go to bed and sleep all day without trying to do anything else to get better during these days, but ithat's not a perfect opsolution, because if we leave outskip a day, it will be harder to start over tomorrow.

You could say "not a good option" or "not a perfect solution," but we generally do not say "perfect option."
When you have a set routine but miss a part of it, we call it "skipping." John skipped school today. Normally I go to the gym every day, but I skipped it yesterday.

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Keep working on your dreams, whether it's small or bigthey are big or small, and if you work hard and long enough, maybe you'll succeed.

Dreams = plural
This is arbitrary, but "big or small" is basically always in this order in English

After all, rainy days doesn't last forever.

"When Rain Comes" ¶
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This was the first thing that came to my mind when I started thinking about today's journey.

First of all, it has been rainsing for two days here.

If it's still raining, my correction above is right. If it has stopped, then 'it rained' is correct, instead.

This bright and sunny city suddenly turned into a sad, wet, and relatively cold place.

There are solutions, that work, and those that don't.

But I think, it's morebetter than nothing.

We could go to bed and sleep all day without trying to do anything else to get better during these days, but i. However, that's not a perfect option, because if we leave outskip a day, it will be harder to start over tomorrow.

I split this sentence up because it was a 'run-on' sentence.

On Duolingo and other platforms, or even on here.

Keep working on your dreams, whether it'sthey're small or big, and, if you work hard and long enough, maybe you'll succeed.

After all, rainy days doesn't last forever.

ItRain may wash away our plans, but it can also can be refreshing.