Slowdown

From this afternoon, the skin of my entire body is itchy, especially on chickenpox marks I suffered from 7 years ago. Is it from the stress working at a different place than usual?

After I had a hot bathe, I feel a little bit better. Let's forget about all worry about stressful things of weekdays.

By the way in the morning I got off the train for work one station before it gets to Sendai station, and walked to work. Usually it takes 25 minutes when I take this course from the station to the workplace, but today it took 35 minutes. I didn't try to hurry because I knew I was tired. Many bikes and pedestrians overtook me. I walked anyway, and I didn't feel so bad.

I don't think I feel down this week, but everything I do is a little bit slower than usual.
Perhaps it's time I might want to slow down to avoid falling into depression.

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