The mundane things in life are the ones that matter. We often ignore them thinking that they are too trivial to even put our fingers on not knowing that these small things make up the greatest things in our lives. Instead of talking about politics, why not talk about how you like the wind on your face or how beautiful the sun is when it's dawn. Things like these are the ones that I want to write about. Nothing beats the basics.
The Morning Disease and the Workings of the Brain
Posted 10-09-2008 at 03:46 PM by Marvin_loves_Jen
I went to work this morning feeling so restless and disoriented. With my head throbbing and my stomach churning, I rode the killer bus that takes me to my building every morning. My office is a few blocks away from where I got off, but I was so not feeling well that I decided to ride a taxi. As I am typing this, I am feeling alright. The pain is bearable, but I'm scared that it might come back later in the afternoon.
I really don't want that to happen. I don't wanna puke all over the office.
My eyes are half-closed now while looking at the monitor. My fingers seem to have a mind of their own because they're moving over the keyboard spontaneously. I feel like I'm just sleepwalking through life these days...not that there's anything wrong with it.
This, I think, is my disease: my brain doesn't function as well it usually would when it's forced to think in the wee hours of the morning. I'm slowly trying to adjust to it. It's just that I always feel like it's taking my cerebellum a century to warm up to do the work.
I hope it would warm up soon.
I really don't want that to happen. I don't wanna puke all over the office.
My eyes are half-closed now while looking at the monitor. My fingers seem to have a mind of their own because they're moving over the keyboard spontaneously. I feel like I'm just sleepwalking through life these days...not that there's anything wrong with it.
This, I think, is my disease: my brain doesn't function as well it usually would when it's forced to think in the wee hours of the morning. I'm slowly trying to adjust to it. It's just that I always feel like it's taking my cerebellum a century to warm up to do the work.
I hope it would warm up soon.
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