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The album's pre-release single, On Rainy Days", is a guitar-backed ballad about heartbreak that the group reportedly actually recorded on a rainy day.[10] A company representative said, "While Beast was singing this song, all the members were emotional and shed tears", adding, "The recording was stopped several times due to continuous tears".[11] The song was written and produced by Choi Gyu-seong of Black Eyed Pilseung.[12]

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I love going to KI on days when it rains. It's nice, you get to the park and it's somewhat busy. About 3 hours into the day it starts to just randomly pour rain. 75% of the park guest run for the exit. Most of the coasters will close but just for about a half an hour. Once they re-open, everything is a walk-on or station wait. If it starts to clear up and stay clear the rest of the day, the park will get a little more crowded later in the day, but not major.

Last season...I think it was actually on Mother's Day my brother, my mom and I went and it was pouring down rain most of the day. Most people ran for the exit, but we stayed and just walked around in the rain....people were staring at us like we were idiots! But we had a marathon on WWC, and it was so much fun. FOF was still open but the line was really long because that was one of the only rides open. I do remember getting caught in the rain on SOB last year, and that definitely hurt....lol. That same day on Mother's Day we rode Slingshot too, and it was kind of torturous to be laying on your back the entire time they are getting ready to launch you...but it was still fun. Like angrybeaver said, I love days when it rains for just a little bit...long enough to clear everyone out so you get the whole park to yourself!

The meaning behind In Rainy Days is deeply rooted in the exploration of human emotions, particularly those experienced during rainy days. Rain has long been recognized as a symbol of sadness and melancholy, and this song beautifully captures the essence of these emotions. The lyrics evoke feelings of longing, heartbreak, and the desire to hold onto fleeting memories. The members of Beast, through their soulful vocals, convey the bittersweet nature of love and the rollercoaster of emotions that accompany it.

The lyrics of In Rainy Days were inspired by the universal experience of heartbreak and longing. The songwriters aimed to capture the emotions felt during rainy days, where the mind often wanders to memories of lost love.

Rainy days hold a symbolic significance in the song, reflecting the emotions of sadness, longing, and nostalgia. They serve as a metaphor for the feelings associated with lost love and the desire to hold onto beautiful memories. Rainy days evoke a sense of vulnerability and introspection, which aligns with the theme of the song.

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Rainy day sessions are the rare unicorn that I dream about for photography sessions. Feathered lighting and moody shadows from dreary rainclouds produce some of my all time favorite images, but we rarely get to actually shoot sessions on rainy days(we usually reschedule). Well we decided to chance it. About half an hour before their session, we were granted a little pocket of no drizzles and it felt like the rain held out just for the Tumblesons.

For instance, you may have thought that all those viewings of the "Beauty and the Beast" videotape were just a useful narcotic on a rainy day. But they double as an intense study of the script. What kid after a couple of sessions on the couch hasn't recited snatches of dialogue or burst into impromptu reenactments of those crucial fight scenes?

Feed and water the kids before you sit down, preferably before you get to the theater. Pre-curtain trips to the bathroom will prove very useful if you're facing a lengthy first act. And a snack at intermission -- whether pretzels hidden in a purse or overpriced M&Ms ransomed from the snack bar -- has calmed many a savage beastie.

And don't forget, it's supposed to be fun. If you're enthusiastic about the theater, chances are your children will be, too. For days after we saw "The King and I," my son talked with fascination about the ages and rehearsal schedule of the child actors. And there are few thrills greater than a 7-year-old girl imploring her dad to join her in a rousing chorus of "Shall We Dance?" CAPTION: Familiarity with the script ensures the only beast is onstage: Kim Huber and Fred Inkley in "Beauty and the Beast" and Hayley Mills in "The King and I." 2351a5e196