Finding Time in a Quiet Morning
Some days, time feels like it’s moving a little too fast. The hours pass, the tasks pile up, and before I know it, the day is already half gone. Lately, I’ve been realizing more and more how important it is to make use of our time, especially for the simple things we want to do, not just the things we have to do.
That’s why I keep trying to protect my morning walk. It may look small on paper, but it’s actually a big deal for my health and my mindset. A short walk wakes up the body, clears the head, and somehow makes the day feel more “mine.” Of course, reality doesn’t always cooperate. There are mornings when I’m rushing, and there’s simply not enough time to complete everything I planned. It’s frustrating, but I’m learning to be patient with myself too.
Today, I managed to take a few photos of nature, and I ended up choosing a black-and-white look for them. There’s something about monochrome that makes leaves and bark feel more textured, more honest. The vines and scattered shapes look almost nostalgic, maybe even a little sad, like an old memory you can’t fully explain. But I don’t want this post to feel heavy.
If anything, I want it to be a reminder that we can still find calm in the middle of a busy life. Even when the day feels rushed, even when the mood turns quiet, there’s still beauty waiting in the smallest corners, if we take a second to notice it.
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Have a good day ahead.
”To see in color is a delight for the eye, but to see in black and white is delight for the soul.”
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