OgFOMK ArTS on Nostr: Good Morning. Early morning walks are good. Early morning movement is good. Sometimes ...
Good Morning.
Early morning walks are good. Early morning movement is good.
Sometimes I forget how good they are until I look back at the uncomfortable moments where I traveled and I could not sleep. I had to get up and go for a walk. I was afraid but I knew that I had to take a chance and go walking in unfamiliar territory.
Sometimes when I started to kayak years ago I would go to a beach by the river, put my kayak in the water and go against the waves. Different times I thought about getting turned over, fighting the tide, wind or wake from tugboats, pleasure craft and barges.
Sometimes walking I saw people who were not in leisure, pleasure or tranquility. I saw distressed figures from bouts of debauchery trying to rest. I saw men working. I saw women working. I saw people going to work. I saw runners running.
Sometimes I would see when kayaking the dolphins. This made me smile. Big dolphins, baby dolphins, pods of dolphins doing dolphin things. Easily they could knock my little kayak with me into a precarious predicament but they did not.
Early morning walking or kayaking is an experience you can't watch on your phone or television. It's not something you can watch through headgear programmed by headless horsemen. It's not something you can prompt via language models.
Early morning walks are good. Early morning movement is good.
Sometimes I forget how good they are until I look back at the uncomfortable moments where I traveled and I could not sleep. I had to get up and go for a walk. I was afraid but I knew that I had to take a chance and go walking in unfamiliar territory.
Sometimes when I started to kayak years ago I would go to a beach by the river, put my kayak in the water and go against the waves. Different times I thought about getting turned over, fighting the tide, wind or wake from tugboats, pleasure craft and barges.
Sometimes walking I saw people who were not in leisure, pleasure or tranquility. I saw distressed figures from bouts of debauchery trying to rest. I saw men working. I saw women working. I saw people going to work. I saw runners running.
Sometimes I would see when kayaking the dolphins. This made me smile. Big dolphins, baby dolphins, pods of dolphins doing dolphin things. Easily they could knock my little kayak with me into a precarious predicament but they did not.
Early morning walking or kayaking is an experience you can't watch on your phone or television. It's not something you can watch through headgear programmed by headless horsemen. It's not something you can prompt via language models.