The adrenaline just took the train, and I’m here chasing it on rollerblades – a comical spectacle of mismatched speed. Isn’t that just life’s quirky way of keeping us on our toes? You feel it, right? That rush in your soul, legs doing an involuntary jig, and intuition tap-dancing to its own beat.
Life’s pace is relentless, like a caffeinated hummingbird on a sugar high. Blink, and the train of adrenaline has already made its way through the whimsical landscape of your day. The question arises, in this mad dash, where do we find respite? Where does one sneak in a moment to contemplate their own needs amid this adrenaline-fueled fiesta?
Picture this: You’re on a merry-go-round, trying to grab the brass ring, but it’s elusive, spinning just out of reach. Meanwhile, the adrenaline train has upgraded to a rocket ship. Silly, isn’t it? Yet, beneath the silliness, there’s a heartbeat of truth. Life can be a whirlwind of chaos, leaving us tangled in the confetti of obligations.
But amidst the laughter and the absurdity of it all, there’s a heartfelt plea – for a pit stop, a brief hiatus where we can catch our breath and tie our shoelaces. A place where the adrenaline train pulls into a station, and we can disembark for a moment, not just as passengers but as navigators of our own journey.
So, let’s embrace the chaos, laugh at the silliness, and occasionally slow down to savor the carnival of life. Because, in this whimsical adventure, finding our respite amidst the speeding trains is an art – a dance that requires both rollerblades and a moment of stillness. Here’s to chasing adrenaline with a wink and a nod, knowing that sometimes, the best way to catch up is to pause for a while.”
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Oh Dear Lord Dear Miriam
The Adrenaline Train Indeed
All the Stress Hormones That
Lift Us Up in Highest Gear Even
to Fight or Flight Levels
Normally Reserved
For Life or Death
Situations in the
Rest of the Animal Kingdom
Sparingly Yes as to avoid Hans Selye’s
Described “General Adaptation Syndrome”
Where The Stress Response No Longer
Works and All the Stress Hormones
Literally Break Down Every
Bodily System to
Eventual
Premature
Death Cumulatively
ThiS WAY The Way the
Military Folks Described it
Back in the Day of Combat Fatigue
Stress Chronic Yes Acute Fight or Flight
Stress to No Abate Will Do the Whackiest
Stuff to the Human Experience OMG They
Weren’t Kidding
No One Taught
Us About that
In School Not even
in my Collegiate Health
Science Degree How Stress
Literally Can Make Us Hope to Die
Given Enough Adrenaline Train Indeed
Even Too Much Positive Stress Will Do the
Same We aRe Human to Our Folly as i Once
Was Truly
A Fool
With the Worst
Poverty of All of
Not Even Understanding
What kept me Ticking in LoVE iN Peaceful Balance
i Don’t Go Gently into the Night so i Must Continue
Now to Monitor my Levels of Stress Even Generated
Freely
by me
As It’s Far
More Than
A Thinking Equation
It’s Bio-Feedback
Understanding More Than Thought…
Yep Lately me and the Adrenaline
Train are Getting Tossed Around
A Bit On the Train Tracks of Life too…
Naps are No
Longer Enough
Remedy it seems…
One Quick Check
When Heart Rates Stay up
Hehe Thank You Apple Watch for the feedback..:)
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