"When It rains..."

Are you familiar with the saying, "when it rains, it pours"?

Well, early in the morning today, Ma'am Chona (my school head) asked me to encode a travel order for Tito Rene. I did, after a while, a parent came asking a form 137. In another while, a student came asking for a good moral certificate. All of those requests have to be fast 'cause Ma'am Chona dropped by only. She was going to Merida Vocational School to attend a one-week training.

Then, Noy Artem (the guard) asked me to be his spokesperson. He wanted to invite my coteachers to have lunch at their house. I informed my coteachers about it. After I have accomplished all the requests, I went to the faculty room. Tito Jun Garnica went there too. He asked me to inform my coteachers that he is giving out snacks during recess time (9:45 a.m.) and dinner (which starts at 5p.m.).

What's the ocassion? Its the fiesta at Tabuc-Suba (Noy Artem's place) and it is Tito Jun's birthday.

When I made the announcement, I told my corteachers:

"Set aside your diet program today. Mark these in your planner:

9:45 - Snacks at the faculty room (Coutesy of Tito Jun)

12:00 - Lunch at Noy Artem's residence

5:00 - Dinner at Tito Jun's House"

Personally, I have set aside my diet program. That's only for today anyway...

Given these situations, can you also conclude that "when it rains, it pours"?