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What is your favorite time of day?

What is your favorite time of day?  My favorite time of day is after midnight.   The reason why I am saying this is because I am at peace with myself.   I will admit that I stay up all night writing inside of my journal.   It appears to me that I am very happy writing either early in the morning or late during the evening.   I really love the late night shift because I tend to sleep for most of the day.   I know that I was born at 7:30PM on Thursday June 24, 1965.  I will admit that I stayed up all night according to my mother.   I really love to meditate all night long.  Even though I have periods of time by myself.   I definitely feel refreshed after drinking a cup of coffee.  Another thing that I will admit that I read the Bible or write in my journal.   However, my favorite time of day tends to vary throughout the year.   During the winter, I like to hibernate just like mammals.   I will go directly to bed earlier during the day.   I know that as the year progress, I like to make changes in my personal activities.   One other thing that I like to do is listen to Church Sermons on the radio.   I am spending more time in prayer a lot more than ever right now.   I know that my life itself consists of changes.   Finally, I want to inform all of you that I used to spend time inside of my quiet place.  Therefore, I will admit that I tend to change with the times.  I supposed that when you get older, I am trying to learn new things.   I am very sorry for going off on tangents, I am recovering from brain fog.  Please keep me in your prayers and thoughts because I will admit that brain fog will take a while to recover.   Please forgive me!

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