As I come back home tired, I scatter all my bag and baggage away on the table, my shoes somewhere under the bed, and head straight to the kitchen to forage for food. The messed up kitchen clearly suggests, well, someone was definitely hanging around here…
Waking up after a good afternoon nap I leave the sheets and quilts as they are, as though the disorder seems to satisfy me. All my books, pens, pencils get lost in a tangle of their own. And yet again as I wake up in the morning to get ready, I leave heaps of clothes here and there.Instead of getting rid of all the mess, I utilize the extra morning – time to stare lazily into space or to doze off for another precious five minutes.
And when I return home again, those bags will still be on the table and my shoes still under the bed. The chaos never bothered me. It seems as if it is in my very blood…
- Pakhi
Very well described and honest, loved it.
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Thank you!
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Yvw indeed
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I like this. I think it is positive to not tidy up after yourself – to leave your mark and not feel the need to hide the fact that you were there.
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Yes! Everything has a positive side if you look at it. I feel pretty good about myself now!
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This is so relatable and beautifully written! I always tell myself that I’ll tidy my room but it never happens – I try to tell myself that it’s organised mess (it’s not!). I share your love for writing and I’d greatly appreciate it if you checked out by blog… I’m a real beginner and would appreciate any feedback/tips that you have to offer. Thank you!
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Thank you so much! Well, cleaning up is not that important anyway…I will surely check out your blog!
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Agreed! Thank you!
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Just like my grandson. I keep the scattered things in order.
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Haha, now that is a hard-to-find virtue! My Nanu lets our muddle be scattered for days.
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Ha,Ha , amazed for appreciating
the hard-to-find virtue. My grandson takes this for granted.
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Yes , in passage of time we
become so used to the chaos and disorder that we hardly notice it ..
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