I miss my room. Of all the
changes I've had this year, this was not my favorite. I miss waking up and look
around and realize I'm alone, I miss waking up slowly, I miss the silence when
I woke up. As much as I have always divided my room with my brothers, but still
... When I awoke, they were still sleeping or had agreed and were outside the
room, so I had my moment of privacy this morning or afternoon sometimes. I miss
it. After I moved, I had to move to accept the people around me when I wake up.
People awake, talking and looking at me sometimes. What's worse, talking to me.I
hate talking about when I wake up, to be honest, neither my voice come out
right. I like to wake up, curl up in bed, think of something, smile, hear the
music from my first day and then yes, get up and start the day. I do not like
when I wake up the audience, it makes me extremely angry. Actually I do not
like audience by the time I take a shower and take my first sip of coffee to
become affordable again. I do miss having a room.
When I was a kid, I got up and
went straight to embrace my mother. Hung from it, a half hour, a virtual
extension of the bed. It was funny. I said nothing, and neither she, she hoped
I "get back to my body" and start acting normal again. It was like
this all day. Who does it with her right now is my younger brother, are very
similar in this aspect of "newly agreed."
Sometimes life leads us in
unexpected ways. Sometimes life forces us to miss certain things that we used
to. Not that there's always a reason things happen, and also not all change is
always good, sometimes things just happen, without any important reason, or
just happen as a consequence of other changes, and perhaps these are the real
changes important. Anyway, everything is a matter of choice and everything is a
matter of custom. If we were accustomed to it, we can get used to it. As much
as I complain about all the detail possible in the beginning, I always end up
leaving my optimism prevail in the end, thinking positive about the new thing
is in my life. Or, think again that nothing is permanent.
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