Here I am, tapping away at the keys, a tired conductor orchestrating the symphony of fatigue that echoes through the corridors of my mind. It’s a cacophony of sorys. It’s been 81 days of consecutive thoughts and words, a marathon of musings that now faces the challenge of making it 82.
Fatigue, my steadfast companion in this journey, whispers in the background as I contemplate the randomness that often graces these midnight reflections. Tonight, the reel of thoughts starts with authenticity – a familiar theme in my psychologistmimi universe as I’ve presented it to you these past 12 years.
In a world that sometimes feels like a montage of monsters and apocalyptic scenes, authenticity becomes the compass, guiding us through the tumult. I ponder the authenticity of fatigue – an unfiltered weariness that begs no pretense. In the quiet of midnight, authenticity reigns supreme.
As fatigue wraps around me like a well-worn blanket, my mind drifts to random movies. Monsters lurking in the shadows, apocalyptic landscapes painted with uncertainty – a peculiar choice for a midnight screening. Yet, there’s a strange comfort in the chaos of fictional calamities, a cathartic dance with the unknown.
In this tired state, I find solace in the unpredictability of monsters and apocalypses on the screen. Perhaps, in their scripted narratives, I seek a semblance of control, a storyline where the weariness transforms into resilience, where the monsters are defeated, and the apocalypse paves the way for renewal. It’s alin yo how I watch horror movies on flights. I hate flying, so I watch scary movies. Go figure.
As the clock inches toward the wee hours, I wonder about what lies beyond this rather somber year. The fatigue, the monsters, the apocalypses – are they harbingers of change or merely shadows cast by the passing storms?
In my psychologistmimi universe, where irreverence meets introspection, where wit dances with weariness, this midnight post becomes a canvas of contemplation. Fatigue, authenticity, monsters, apocalypses – threads woven into the tapestry of a random yet strangely cohesive thought journey.
And so, with a tired but determined keystroke, I wrap up the 82nd consecutive post – a testament to the randomness of midnight musings and the enduring spirit of a psychologistmimi navigating the labyrinth of thoughts, one fatigue-laden step at a time. It’s been random. I digressed. I might have snoozed for a second. Hopefully, tomorrow I’ll have more energy.
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Being in Flow All Mean
No End All Meaning No
Purpose No Answers
For Why Needed Hehe
Yet Others May Guess Now
Or Choose That Part on Their
Own No WHere To Go in Flow
Always
Arriving
NoW iN
Meaning New
With SMiLes
Dear Miriam Yes
Fully Living Alive
In This Present Gift
With Perspective oF All
The Hot And Cold Rocks
Above So Below Hehe for HAha…
No More Wishing Upon Stars
None Brighter Than New Lit Now…
PS: Enjoying YouR Whimsy ALong the Ride..:)
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Being in Flow All Mean
No End All Meaning No
Purpose No Answers
For Why Needed Hehe
Yet Others May Guess Now
Or Choose That Part on Their
Own No WHere To Go in Flow
Always
Arriving
NoW iN
Meaning New
With SMiLes
Dear Miriam Yes
Fully Living Alive
In This Present Gift
With Perspective oF All
The Hot And Cold Rocks
Above So Below Hehe for HAha…
No More Wishing Upon Stars
None Brighter Than New Lit Now…
PS: Enjoying YouR Whimsy ALong the Ride..:)
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Congratulations on wrapping up the 82nd consecutive post. Your enduring spirit is inspiring. Here’s to more energy and less fatigue in your future musings.
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Thank you! Cheers 🍻
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I tire of the real life monsters and apocalypses (apocalypii?). They never end and the monsters can’t be vanquished. Even if you do knock one off there’s an understudy waiting in the wings.
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