Some mornings you wake up wondering. Just wondering. You don’t know about what. But you are automatically wondering. You down a cup of coffee to wake up and hurry out into a sleepy world. That was me today. And, everything seemed topsy turvy.
I walked out of the house around 4:55am. While normally there are no cars out and about there were a few that I had to wait to pass. I then did my usual speed walk. Well, as speedy as I could be considering that my backpack weighed about 30 pounds. I stopped for a second to admire the moon. Then a female jogger ran past me. That was unusual. Then two separate women were walking their dogs. That was also unusual.
I got to the train station and the Starbucks was pitch dark. It was closed. That was way unusual. I tried the doors several times but they didn’t budge. I was sleepy and had a very long day ahead of. I shrugged and went onto the platform. There was no one there. No one. That was beyond unusual.
I looked around wondering why no one else wss here. It was just me and the bugs. And, they were on me like they were starving and had been invited to a feast.
That’s when I wondered whether I was in the Twilight zone. Everything had come full circle. I now knew what I was wondering about.
Twenty-eight minutes later the sky started to lighten up and there were other people around. But I still wondered.
Categories: Culture, mental health, Psychology, society, weird
Hehe.. Considering Neuroscience Shows We All Create our Realities as
An Hallucination From
Past Experiences
At Best
We Will
Take Great
Effort together
To both Create
And Decode
The
Twilight
We All
Co-Create…
Makes it easier
To forgive than
Black and White Colors..:)
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Oh I am rarely up that early. 7.00am is about early enough for me.
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I wish i could sleep till 7am. Always been a goal 🙂
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Hmmmm…… yes it would seem rather ‘other worldly’.
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Right?!!! Lol.
Have a great week ahead
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Seemed like a ‘Murakami’ world 🙂
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So true!!!! 🙂
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Enjoyed your blog very twilight. Early mornings can do that to you, so can no coffee 🙂
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