Sometimes we judge our day according to how our morning starts
off. Some of us wake up on the wrong side of bed. But when I hear that saying I
often wonder what the right side is? Does it mean that you had a pleasant nice
rest, or that you had a wonderful dream? Is the wrong side, the side where you don’t
often sleep? It gets quite confusing but I understand what it means to have one
of those mornings where sleep played no part of how you felt waking up. I went
to sleep with things on my mind and woke up with them. When we let things
fester they tend to take control over our psyche and it plays out within our
behavior. I thought by going to the gym on this morning that I would release
some tension. I also thought that getting something to eat would also make me
feel better. But when I came into work I saw a gentleman who I haven’t seen in
months greet me at the door. I walked over to him and told him how happy I was
to see him and that he was missed. He told me that he went in to the doctors
for a routine checkup and never left the hospital until after surgery. We are
all so fortunate just to wake up in the morning. And we miss out on not appreciating
the fact that our lives are important. What we do and how we do it is an
indicator to how the rest of our day will be. No more missing the point. You
are granted more than nine lives. Sleep or lack of should never order your day.
Put your mind in check. And once you realize how your life could be, you’ll be
more than thankful, you will be grateful.
Duly Noted and Marked
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