Headspace

one of the perks of living in the countryside is how one could easily live inside one's own head without having to receive all this unnecessary distractions and information the internet is capable of unloading. it certainly gives time for one to delve into his/her own headspace and put things into order/perspective. i find that i'm able to write a lot better when i have a cleared headspace and some ounce of boredom, so it became my post-dinner ritual to write something into my journal during my stay in the farm. linking elements of my visit to my then current state of mind gives me some sense of relief and closure. there and then, i've never known how writing could be therapeutic for the soul. that, and a little help from Phil Elvrum and his lonely guitar playing in my iPod helped me through some nights when thoughts kept surfacing and resurfacing when i thought i had already buried them deep within my mind. guess it wasn't deep enough,

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