Rainy Day
Living in central Europe may have some positive and negative things. Due to cognitive bias, negative biases have more impact on my life.
Living in central Europe may have some positive and negative things. Due to cognitive bias, negative biases have more impact on my life.
I like rainy days. It is raining right now. As I live in a roof apartment, I can hear it on my roof windows. It is calming, like white noise.
Starting with the autumn solstice, days are shorter every day. I particularly love that period of the year. Short days, dark streets after 4 PM. Great for my hobbies; reading, listening to music, and solving math problems.
Primarily for music, we all have connected our senses to the same neural center, and light disturbs the central system. How am I supposed to listen to music during the summer when you have long days and
dark after 10 PM?
Simple. I stay awake until 1 AM, but there is a catch. My days start around 5 AM. Physically I am often tired.
The same problem is with reading, with many distractions during the day.
Summer is different. Sun rises very early, so, at 5 AM, you have almost average daylight.
But habits and hobbies are still here. I must adapt every single time and reschedule whole days to function normally. It is hot, often around forty degrees Celsius. It is humid. It could be better, but I have what I have. I wear long-sleeved shirts, ties, and summer suits.
My family lives close, and bonding is high, so I cannot leave. I don’t want to leave. I got what I got.
Someone could tell it is because of conformism, but it is not.
I love my daughter; I love my parents; I love my sister.
And I really enjoy listening to music while I can hear the rain on my roof windows.