Things That Matters

My daily life has a very limited amount of activities right now, confined to the same cycle that goes round and round. When we get serious about things, the noise of smaller activities gets reduced as the main priority is to shoot something bigger and more important. So yeah, I am on my way to hunt down the elephant and these little pieces are a part of the journey.

24/7 Non-Stop

I spent almost ten to twelve hours with these; more or less, the amount of time is near this range, every day, every week. You might see lots of RGB, but for me, these are like the colors of life I wanna paint my life with. Actually, RGB mostly gives a gaming vibe. My PC also has lots of RGB, but I keep them turned off. These you are seeing are necessary as I am a nightcrawler and need to have some lights around the keyboard and on the table during nights, so why not go a little bit colorful?

Lots of Caffine

Coffee, coffee, coffee, lots of them. This is something without which my day is incomplete. It's like if I don't get one throughout the whole day, I would be feeling like something is missing, something is out of its piece, and I would be out of sync. We all have something like that, something that is so addictive for us that we can't stay normal without it; for me, it is the caffeine, not any kind of tobacco; I am a good boy, you know, wink ;-)

Into the Nature

When it comes to nature, I would remember this place first. I have spent countless hours in my life beneath this particular tree. It used to be like this, but things are changing rapidly. Occasionally, I get to visit there as things are now mostly confined within four walls 24/7. If I count the hours I spent outside my home for a week now, it may be less than the average of a person who spends daily, and even if I compare that with myself one year back, it would be less as well. Time has changed, and life isn't the same anymore; that's why we say that change is life, change is progress, but this is not what I had expected in particular.

Lost in the Darkness for Freshness

Another outdoor activity of my daily life used to be/is riding as the night crawlers. It gives me joy, going wherever we want, freshness in the air during the late nights when the city starts to heal from the busy hours, and the villages are half asleep by that time. One or two tea stalls here and there used to be our stoppages; a little bit of chit-chat and stuff like that used to be so refreshing I can't explain it in words. From daily activities, these are now weekly. Life was too much generous; these little things are now beyond our capabilities, priceless stuff.

Expectations vs Reality

A notepad and pens are new additions to my daily life activities to keep track of me or to bring me back on track. I am the worst when it comes to time management. I have attended a workshop recently to fix this issue, so I gotta keep them around me to plan the next day and most importantly to write down how I spent the day. In short, my expectations vs the reality, at the end of the day, it gives me an overview of how successful I was today, and mostly, it turns into sadness when I see those wasted hours doing nothing but scrolling through social media. This one is crucial to me; most of us just create a daily routine and don't keep track of how much we are utilizing or not. Also, it helps me to take notes that need to be accessed easily. I do have other note-taking solutions in the virtual world, but hardcopies are often needed, and this is what stays within my reach.

Thanks to The Minimalist and ThoughtfulDailyPost communities for this initiative through which we can express the value of certain things that hold importance or joy for us. If you want to participate in this initiative as well, read the Announcement Post and jump in.