midnight - 6 am - noon - 6 pm - midnight
having graduated in june, I was scared yet excited about what 'real life' would throw at me; three months after graduation, I sit and contemplate my life: where I've come from, where I am now, where I will go.
in looking at the broad scope of things, I became discouraged at where I am standing - call it 'quarter life crisis'. But, I began to look at my lifetime in reference to a clock.
a quarter of a day: it's 6am.
As dawn breaks and sunlight starts to brighten the sky from the eastern horizon, I get out of bed and begin to move my body, hustlin' and bustlin' around the house waking myself up and preparing for the day that is about the begin. As hour passes by hour, the course of the day becomes more exciting, full of activity, busy busy. As the day draws toward noon, life would slow down a bit, and I would take my lunch break, my mid-life (hopefully) reflection (and not crisis). At 6 pm, I'd retire home, and the remaining quarter of the day, I would spend in reflection, peace and rest... pretty much.
Life right now is so un-spectacular, so boring, but I've just gotten out of bed. I need to start waking up, brushing my teeth, getting dressed, eating breakfast. Proper preparation is crucial.
So I start.
Gotta get rid of my laziness, this stagnant lifestyle.
exercise. read. educate. pray.
It's getting bright outside
