essay on joy of living
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I enjoy the little things in life. With a fresh cup of coffee in my hand and a good book to read, I feel totally relax snuggling at the corner of my favourite spot situated right by the window of my room.
Heavenly is what itfeels like. It was like the world around me had lost its motion as I stepped into the world of books and escape the hectic realm of reality, even if it is just for a while.Grabbing a pen and some blank papers, it is now my turn to write a story worth turning into a novel series. Well, I might exaggerate on that but I do find writing is rather calming. Writing fictional stories means that you are the one in control of every aspect of your character's life, like their characteristic and the events happening to them. Their fate and destiny solely lies, quite literally, in your hand. Yet ironically, sometimes it feels as if it was them who control me instead.Drawing, I immensely enjoy it.
I started drawing since I could remember. And I remember I used to have a small portable blackboard when I was a child. On it was where I drew some of my earliest masterpieces which sadly none of them stayed permanent yet the board was filled with the memories of doodles done by a toddler's small chubby hand.Arguably, the world's simplest yet greatest joy in life comes in just a small packet known to man as chocolate.
No surprisingly this is one of the thingsI love the most. Some claimed that eating chocolate is an equivalent to having Heaven melting in your mouth. Really who could ever deny that! That is unless you are allergic to chocolate or coco based product or you are a total anti-sugar maniac. Which ever category you fall into I'd say that is such a pity because it had been a proven fact that chocolate is good for you and stimulate your brain. However there are risks if you eat too much of the sweet delight.A walk in the park, chatting with friends, collecting stamp, meditating and all of those other good and fun stuff are the simple joys in life that cost little to no money at all.
A free time can be a luxury nowadays but I am sure it would not hurt to take a few time off from work. The important thing is you get to enjoy yourself doing the things that you want to do. Breathe and relax for a while, take it slow and easy, let the world pass you by for once. Trust me, it is not so hard to let loose once you get the hang of it.
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Heavenly is what itfeels like. It was like the world around me had lost its motion as I stepped into the world of books and escape the hectic realm of reality, even if it is just for a while.Grabbing a pen and some blank papers, it is now my turn to write a story worth turning into a novel series. Well, I might exaggerate on that but I do find writing is rather calming. Writing fictional stories means that you are the one in control of every aspect of your character's life, like their characteristic and the events happening to them. Their fate and destiny solely lies, quite literally, in your hand. Yet ironically, sometimes it feels as if it was them who control me instead.Drawing, I immensely enjoy it.
I started drawing since I could remember. And I remember I used to have a small portable blackboard when I was a child. On it was where I drew some of my earliest masterpieces which sadly none of them stayed permanent yet the board was filled with the memories of doodles done by a toddler's small chubby hand.Arguably, the world's simplest yet greatest joy in life comes in just a small packet known to man as chocolate.
No surprisingly this is one of the thingsI love the most. Some claimed that eating chocolate is an equivalent to having Heaven melting in your mouth. Really who could ever deny that! That is unless you are allergic to chocolate or coco based product or you are a total anti-sugar maniac. Which ever category you fall into I'd say that is such a pity because it had been a proven fact that chocolate is good for you and stimulate your brain. However there are risks if you eat too much of the sweet delight.A walk in the park, chatting with friends, collecting stamp, meditating and all of those other good and fun stuff are the simple joys in life that cost little to no money at all.
A free time can be a luxury nowadays but I am sure it would not hurt to take a few time off from work. The important thing is you get to enjoy yourself doing the things that you want to do. Breathe and relax for a while, take it slow and easy, let the world pass you by for once. Trust me, it is not so hard to let loose once you get the hang of it.
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The clock on the wall stroke 11. In search of some tranquility, I resolved not to confine myself within the four walls of my room, no matter what the time was.
On getting out, I started walking towards the vast field which is not so far away from our residence. In a while, I discovered myself wandering in the lonely field, with no human being hanging around. An eerie silence was prevailing everywhere, while the limitless sky resting h-i-g-h above me seemed to be sleeping an unconscious sleep. There was no moon in the sky making the environment around me even more dreadful than I expected it to be. At that time, it would not be surprising if any ghostly figure popped up before me out of nowhere, scaring me out of my wits. Fortunately that didn't happen. Rather, the feeling of excruciating frustration I was seized with just before my coming out, felt to be fleeting away slowly, although the quite opposite was supposed to happen. Wonder-struck, I happened to feel no sense of unknown grief working in me any longer, no boredom afflicting my inner-self, no vacillation taking place in my mind. What in fact occurred to me is that I was getting myself inextricably mingled with the darkness dominating my surroundings, only to step into an enlightened world in my imagination, where there was dream everywhere-- dream without sleep.
It was now 12. I couldn't notice how a whole hour passed in the mean time. Though a bit reluctant, I had to start back to my residence with the assurance that I was going...
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The clock on the wall stroke 11. In search of some tranquility, I resolved not to confine myself within the four walls of my room, no matter what the time was.
On getting out, I started walking towards the vast field which is not so far away from our residence. In a while, I discovered myself wandering in the lonely field, with no human being hanging around. An eerie silence was prevailing everywhere, while the limitless sky resting h-i-g-h above me seemed to be sleeping an unconscious sleep. There was no moon in the sky making the environment around me even more dreadful than I expected it to be. At that time, it would not be surprising if any ghostly figure popped up before me out of nowhere, scaring me out of my wits. Fortunately that didn't happen. Rather, the feeling of excruciating frustration I was seized with just before my coming out, felt to be fleeting away slowly, although the quite opposite was supposed to happen. Wonder-struck, I happened to feel no sense of unknown grief working in me any longer, no boredom afflicting my inner-self, no vacillation taking place in my mind. What in fact occurred to me is that I was getting myself inextricably mingled with the darkness dominating my surroundings, only to step into an enlightened world in my imagination, where there was dream everywhere-- dream without sleep.
It was now 12. I couldn't notice how a whole hour passed in the mean time. Though a bit reluctant, I had to start back to my residence with the assurance that I was going...
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