Sorry my legs, my mind is the only culprit!

When we leave ourselves to the ordinary flow of life, we can spend much more peaceful hours/days both in mind and body.

Considering that time is the most important resource and that it eats away at our lives as we progress, it becomes necessary to act within some plans and programming in order to "save time".

We experience a kind of loss of time in the development of events that are in our hands or out of our control. Sometimes it's like watching a very bad movie and being sad for 2 hours, but this example is something we have.

An example that we do not have is; it happened to me this afternoon, for the simple reason that the short trip I had to take made me waste hours of wasted time. Due to the cloudy and rainy weather, I set out with my own private vehicle, which was not an option I would prefer these days.

Because cars don't spend while they're in the garage! Traveling by car can be considered a luxury these days, even owning a car can be considered a luxury if the huge increases in fuel oil continue!

The average 40-minute journey turned into lost hours and agony when the tire of the car unexpectedly and unexpectedly burst in a secluded place. The second blow was that the spare tire in the vehicle was unusable as a result of not being maintained for a long time and the operation being down.

The fact that I removed the roadside assistance from the last compulsory traffic insurance caused me to explode in anger against my luck, the day and my cat. Although I waited for a while with the thought that another vehicle would come and help, I was left alone with my problem as it was an infrequently used road and rarely stopped by vehicles.

I haven't been exercising for a long time, a very sedentary life has become my obligatory choice as I go through the days when things are stagnant and the winter is harsh. It's not actually mandatory, but I console myself like this because I don't like to act unless there is a reason. Walking is an activity that I do all the time during work, but not as a sport, but out of the necessity of work.

At that moment, I had a brief regret that I had not used one of the apps that counted steps and measured the distance you walked. Estimated 12 km. After a walk around, I reached the auto mechanic. If it was the app it would give me exactly clear distance.

Fortunately, the return was not on foot, but with the car of the auto repair shop, we reached the spot where the tire exploded, and by pushing the necessary air into the tire, we provided a simple tire change. Lost time, a tired body, and hands-on lessons are what's left of the experience.

Overseeing and maintaining the business was an easy task that I had in mind for a while but never did. The easy job that was not done caused me difficulties.

As someone who travels longer at work, I should have been smarter and more experienced at this, and my feet bore the penalty for my foolishness. Even though I console myself by saying that there is a wisdom in everything, my anger at myself makes me laugh. Me smiling and me laughing!

One more event has been added to the string of nonsense I've been through. My incidents are increasing, if I had graded myself these days, I wouldn't have gone above the invalid. Such misfortunes can happen to anyone at any time, but with foresight and foresight-based action, they can be prevented from happening before they happen. At least the result would have been more reasonable and acceptable.

I have a practical mind that I did it and I am not closed to criticism. Since I have to self-criticize myself, I can do it in the most cruel way. I do this all the time with my own business and my time to buy and sell crypto online. Along with criticism and criticism, regrets do not leave me as if they are an inevitable and unchangeable result. It's all about my ability to look for a good in everything, when it comes to myself, I forget.

Maybe I should start somewhere and

I should console myself by saying that even if the tire did not burst, I was going to take a walk anyway.

Thank you for reading.