A Universal Hiccup

2024.09.19

Good morning, that wonderful way.

Up and at 'em. Hoist the main sail. Full steam a head. Alleyoop, what's the scoop? Where'd you go? How you been? Good to see you my old friend.

Don't forget to tie your shoes. Zapatos for your toes, watch that frost bite on your nose.

Pleasantries first thing in the morning.

Autumn and longer nights come into fashion.

For me, noon is a good time to take a nap, the world is so loud. Centerstage soliloquy spotlight, that's the noonday sun. A beach day picnic or a nap. Good noontime activities.

Even corporate boardroom meetings are best held a couple hours before, or a couple hours after, noon.

We forget for the universe, night is the default state.

Daytime is a universal hiccup.

Late nights and early mornings are always the best time to create something. Making something new always goes best in the dark.

Ideally I'd sleep through the first arc of the clock. Nine AM to three PM. That's a nice quiet life. Most of humanity's trials happen during that time. The most coffee is consumed to get through then.

Perhaps that's a generalization. Though, I think if it had been documented we'd see the truth of it.

We send children to school during that period. But they're in thick walled artificially lit buildings. Something to think on. Perhaps try next time my circumstances change.

The idea is the work and what and when best shares the work. Inside online conversations for lunch sounds a good way to spend that time of day, should naps be unavailable.

Interesting writing about sleep, I'm not tired. Just some more of these morning thoughts.

Abe's out, dreaming a nighttime sleep.

There's another hour or so till sunrise. I'll revisit then and see how the words go.

Back.

Abe's up. Watching the yard. Squirrels shake pre-autumn's branches: Nuts away!

What's new? Sunlight putting neon to shame for a lightshow called day, called distractions.

The leash of the eyes around the pull of the world. What we see is what we... oh look fun! Oh, look necessity! Oh, look food! Oh, look a toggle!