a) The east wind has made a boisterous comeback.
b) So have the fatigue symptoms.
c) Fatigue symptoms don’t only make you feel fatigued, they
make you feel ill.
d) You’re wearing the winter rig that carried you
comfortably through temperatures of minus 10, and yet you feel chilled through
and through, even though it isn’t freezing tonight.
e) Your old knee injury is complaining at having to carry
you up a 400yd slope.
f) The wind is growling sullenly in the little wood by the
Old Rectory.
g) You know there won’t be a coal fire to welcome you when
you get back.
h) The night is one of those dreary, cloudy ones with no
moon, stars, meteors or mist to capture your attention.
i) You’re feeling a bit miserable.
What you do is slip your mind to one side, then look back
and observe the experience because you believe that life is about nothing more
than being a fragment of the Universal Consciousness just here to observe
itself. Then you have a mug of very hot hot chocolate when you get home, and
sip it slowly. Simple.
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