11 minutes

Hello, it didn't take me five minutes to write this, but eleven, that's what I'll call it. Of course, I wrote this presentation after seeing the stopwatch. I wanted to know how much of my day I could write and how long it would take me. That is, how much time do I take to reflect on my day and write it down?

Note: image created by me with IA.

Today has been a bad day. I'm still not home and I'm a hermit, plus it's 3:24 p.m. and I haven't had lunch yet. Hunger affects my mood, so I'm not doing very well.

For school and work reasons, I was supposed to be quite far away from home today, at what I hope will be my next training school. In short, it was not possible because, and I came for pleasure. Besides, I have to go back home because I'm starving, especially after getting up at 7 a.m. So, on the way, stressed about having gone in vain, I bought myself a sweet; normally I don't do that because I don't like to spend money, but it was either that or lie down on the floor to sleep (the most de-stressing activity, highly recommended... by me) .

Even though my day was bad, during my time at school I didn't have such a bad time. I was surrounded by people who know a lot about photography and, somehow, they shared some of their knowledge with me. In the end, despite the bad, I enjoyed a sweet treat that at another time I wouldn't have allowed myself to buy, there is almost always a good side to things 📸.

Fortunately, in the midst of my writing and reflection, the baby girl arrived, and now I'm picking up the end, lying in my bed at 4:47 p.m. 😊.

And that's it for today. I hope that, after the rain, I can always see the rainbow 🌈.

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