DAY 14 IN CONTROL

Today felt a little different. I found myself strolling through the town market just after 6 a.m., at an hour when the streets were nearly empty. The quiet was refreshing, and what made it even better was that I didn’t have to be there—it was entirely my choice. Starting my weekend this way, with no pressing agenda, felt surprisingly good.
At first, it didn’t seem like much—a simple morning walk. But there was something oddly freeing about it, almost absurd in its simplicity. Wandering the town at such an early hour, without any urgent reason, reminded me that I’m in control of how I spend my time. That small act of choosing something untypical for the moment felt empowering.
I think I want to do this more often—step outside the usual rhythm, go against the current. And while I love following seasonal routines, breaking away now and then reminds me that I can create my own flow. And that, in itself, feels pretty liberating.