The Importance Of The Freedom To Do Exactly What You'd Otherwise Be Forced To Do
No, this isn't about any tv show for a change. This is about my weekend.
The weekened I spent having a nasty cold. The weekend I spent on my sofa because of that nasty cold, reading, watching tv, roaming the internet, playing video games, watching formula 1.
A very normal weekend, actually. Judging from experience, I would have spent about 70-80% of it the exact same way even without this cold. I probably would have spent some of my reading time in the garden, and going for a walk, and doing a bit of stretching my body was not too keen about the way things were. But that would only have posed minor changes to my day.
I still feel like my weekend was a complete waste. And I realise it's not, or not primarily, because of all the coughing, and a running nose, and an annoying headache - even though they were/are annoying - but because I was forced to spend my weekend this way instead of choosing to do so.
Weird, isn't it?
The weekened I spent having a nasty cold. The weekend I spent on my sofa because of that nasty cold, reading, watching tv, roaming the internet, playing video games, watching formula 1.
A very normal weekend, actually. Judging from experience, I would have spent about 70-80% of it the exact same way even without this cold. I probably would have spent some of my reading time in the garden, and going for a walk, and doing a bit of stretching my body was not too keen about the way things were. But that would only have posed minor changes to my day.
I still feel like my weekend was a complete waste. And I realise it's not, or not primarily, because of all the coughing, and a running nose, and an annoying headache - even though they were/are annoying - but because I was forced to spend my weekend this way instead of choosing to do so.
Weird, isn't it?