Snow in the sun, Monday in the run

Weekends are always short, especially those with bad weather. I didn’t get enough sleep during this weekend, nor have enough fun. It was a quiet one.

I woke up several times last night. One reason might be my ringing right ear. It last for three days already and didn’t show any sign of self-recovery. The doctor I met on Saturday had no clear idea about how I could fix it. I may need to make an appointment with my new primary doctor first and see whether he knew whom I should talk to for further tests. Another reason might be my body condition. I was playing games most of the time during Sunday and then went for a workout in the gym for an hour. I then sipped some wine in the evening. All of these together might hinder my neuro to calm down in the sleeping hours.

It was not a good feeling. This week is important as my onboarding has come to an end officially last week. I need to do something now. Luckily, I am not alone to confront all of these. When I was ready to leave, the blowing wind with masses of snow was flying outside. Hard to move and hard to open my eyes. My love drove me to the metro and I quickly got on the train. It was one of the most crowded trains I’ve encountered during this year. The weather played an essential role here.

The funny thing was that the moment I got out of the metro station, it was sunny and bright. The snow just disappeared, and the gloomy view was gone. I was more than happy to see this as I just didn’t like the snow when it blocked my way. I put away my umbrella and quickly hushed to the company.

I knew it would be a long day, but I definitely would like to do something today, then reward myself with a lovely painting night. What a plan!

Life sometimes shows you a negative picture and you might lose your direction and hope towards it. However, think positively and trust yourself, you deserve a good life because you are a good person.

I hope I can recover soon, and I believe I will.