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Spring is in the air!

August 24, 2026 by Adam Mazek 2 Comments

I wrote this text on the 6th of March, 2026. It was a day when I told myself that Spring was in the air!

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Today, I finished my work at 4 p.m. (please remember, my Dear Friend, that I work in a broadly defined finance area) and went out to take pictures among Warsaw’s beautiful streets. I took eighty photos. Considering the days are quite long (but not long enough to take many photos while ending the job at 4 p.m.), I think it was a good result. It was quite warm (11 degrees Celsius [51.8 degrees Fahrenheit]). While walking, I was smelling more and more aromas. Of course, these smells reminded me of one thing: spring. How happy I am that tonight I will go to Brok, to my beloved Parents’ house. Tomorrow, I will be walking among beautiful trees in the forest in Brok.

It should be sunny the whole weekend.

I plan to rest, relax, and enjoy my time with my Parents. I cannot wait to see them on the same level, as I cannot wait for the spring to fully come. Of course, I hope to take some photos in Brok as well. I love life. Also, I love cold winter. Still, when I feel spring is in the air, I simply cannot wait to feel the full blow of warm air. Also, I cannot wait to see the blossoming plants.

Do I plan to ruck during the weekend?

No. Today, I was not rucking. I sometimes feel I must simply take a rest from walking with a heavy burden. I will be a light-walker. Still, the truth is that I still cannot walk fast. I still must be careful, remembering that in mid-January 2026, I had an injury to my right calf. I cannot wait for the next walking with my beloved Parents.

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  1. charles131 says

    August 24, 2026 at 10:11 am

    Sometimes when someone says they are busy, it does not mean they are ignoring you. They may be busy calming their thoughts, controlling their emotions, taking deeper breaths, or simply finding enough strength to keep going.

    Not every battle is visible. Some of the hardest work happens quietly, when nobody knows how much effort it takes just to make it through the day.

    You do not owe everyone access to you when you are running on empty. Taking time to breathe, heal, and put yourself back together is not weakness. Sometimes protecting your peace is exactly what you need to survive another day.

    #RealTalk #Relationship #RelationshipAdvice #MentalStrength #ProtectYourPeace

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    • Adam Mazek says

      August 24, 2026 at 9:13 pm

      100% truth

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