First In Last Out
I touched water this morning, finally got out of the comfort bed that rest my body to the lap pool. That’s right, a morning swim. Initially I thought I would be the only soul awake at half past seven this morning but was warmly greeted by some of the old folks who were doing their morning walk around the compound. I too, decided to for a walk, not with my loved one but I wanted to warm the body up before getting into that freezing pool.
*Splash*
A sense of liberation that morning, being able to paddle through without the worries of the day, checking the sights and sounds of the morning landscape, seeing the greens and flowers in more detail – mainly, taking time to appreciate what was before me, what He has greatly blessed me with. Nature at its finest and an abundance of solitude. I see a day where, a morning devotion will be done at one of the benches, and it’ll be nice to scribble the thoughts of the young mind
*Flash*
The last to leave work, it was dead empty but extremely quiet and very conducive for work. I have so much to do, really so much to do. The first half of the day was spent with appraisal and a particular outing for work in town, I actually passed out for a nap as we headed back to the office. I basically lay myself, and placed my tie over my eyes and sent myself to dreamland. A much needed escape as I knew the afternoon ahead. My colleague thinks its the cheeseburger I had ;p
It’s a tough week, this week. A week that is going to require a great discipline of time management due to the very fact that I don’t have much. Major meetings ahead and presentations respectively require due amount of preparation. And here I am thinking, how am I going to pull through…yet, another heavy one?
I lost steam at about 10ish, and packed up to head to the gym to burn off the built up stress, a rather weak workout because I was thoroughly exhausted but a healthy effort otherwise, all the pent up emotions for the day from work may just get to me. And the reward for the day – 2 vitagen, 3 eggs and a bowl of cereal for tomorrow. And guess what? We do it all again tomorrow, yippee!.
Though I must be satisfied that I have had a disciplined day, achieving all the daily goals with more goals tomorrow, so in this I should accept and be glad. Most of all, I didn’t dread the day. Yea, it may be quiet and lonely but it was a pace that just kept me through. Maybe the idea of work is really just work.
So for everything today….thank you, Lord. I rely on your strength for tomorrow.