Sooner is better than later

I met with an old friend today and we had an afternoon chat. Although much is hard (i.e., more serious), it seems to have become part of the conversation that will take place when we meet. While I also had some more important intentions for this afternoon, when he came a long way to ask me if I had the time, I did everything I could to remove the arrangements that might have been made to meet him. So for me, whenever he comes to me, I’m in a state of time. This is a kind of necessary and sensible soft arrangement, especially when it comes to its own vicissitudes.

Surprisingly, time has passed so quickly. It was thought that there was some “unattractive” time, and it came so quickly. About a month ago, a friend of mine was returning to New Zealand for a while. Last month, it was a long time ago, in the middle of August, and not a month later. The second critical time point for defamination, which was thought to be a long time away, was less than a week away.

So, what we once thought was “unattractive” and it came so quickly! And so a clear feeling becomes more and more obvious. What valuable experience or experience has been gained by yourself over time? In fact, skills can work. But when you really remember it honestly, you realize it’s a funny thing: over the past four months, you’ve developed a lot of good diets and habits in the field, but there’s really no more. Despite some struggles and efforts at “learning foreign languages”, “programming (production)” and, at least for the time being, no substantial progress has been made towards its eventual return.

So, with this accumulation and “stimulation”, I started planning for a new plan of action:

1. Programming production \
2. Duplicate notes
3. Skills acquisition