The Time I Can Spend Slowly - My Progresses 55
When I go out, I don't care much about what to take with me than before.
Last year, my Kindle reader and my sketchbook were musts, to kill time on a train.
Now I feel time is flying so fast that I think the time to do nothing special, especially on a weekend, is precious.
Two or three hours can easily pass on my desk in front of my laptop even if I'm not looking for nothing special.
The time to take a nap on a bed in the afternoon, and to lean on a seat on a train of weekend or sofa at home is really precious to me.
I still like video games, but the desire to do nothing and have a rest or do things on my own holiday slow pace surpasses the desire to actively play games.
I don't know why. It may be because of aging, and it may be tiredness. Tiredness of what? Every day's work? Trouble shootings on apps on newly introduced Windows 10? The news of incidents every day a person or sometimes more than a hundred people die in one?
Anyway, I'm thinking that shutting down sources of worry and tiredness, and spend time at my own holiday slow pace is the key for recovery and being more active on weekdays.
Last year, my Kindle reader and my sketchbook were musts, to kill time on a train.
Now I feel time is flying so fast that I think the time to do nothing special, especially on a weekend, is precious.
Two or three hours can easily pass on my desk in front of my laptop even if I'm not looking for nothing special.
The time to take a nap on a bed in the afternoon, and to lean on a seat on a train of weekend or sofa at home is really precious to me.
I still like video games, but the desire to do nothing and have a rest or do things on my own holiday slow pace surpasses the desire to actively play games.
I don't know why. It may be because of aging, and it may be tiredness. Tiredness of what? Every day's work? Trouble shootings on apps on newly introduced Windows 10? The news of incidents every day a person or sometimes more than a hundred people die in one?
Anyway, I'm thinking that shutting down sources of worry and tiredness, and spend time at my own holiday slow pace is the key for recovery and being more active on weekdays.
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