How Are You Feeling Right Now?

How are you feeling right now?

Let me be brutally honest with you: I am exhausted. The kind of exhaustion that comes after a long day of life throwing emails, errands, and emotional rollercoasters at me like it’s an Olympic sport.

And yet, here I am—lying on my bed like a badly designed yoga pose, feeling… surprisingly energetic.

The Scene Right Now

My glasses are not on my nose where they belong. No. They’ve traveled upward and are proudly resting on my forehead like they’ve rented real estate there.

My right shoulder is sinking into a pillow that has seen better days.

My left leg is acting like a human shelf, holding up my right leg like they signed some secret contract.


And still—despite all this chaos—I feel charged up, like I just had three cups of coffee.

Why I’m Still Writing Instead of Sleeping

Because energy is a weird thing. It doesn’t show up when you need it (like during morning meetings). No, it waits until bedtime, then suddenly barges in shouting: “Let’s be productive! Let’s write! Let’s plan our entire future!”

So here I am, typing away before sleep steals me. Because the people who like reading my words—yes, you wonderful human reading this right now—shouldn’t have to wait until tomorrow. I owe you my late-night thoughts, even if they come wrapped in pillow creases and mismatched socks.

Final Thought Before Sleep

So how am I feeling right now?
I’m feeling like a tired-but-energetic paradox. A comedy sketch in human form. A sleepy poet whose glasses are sliding dangerously close to falling off the bed.

And yet, I wouldn’t trade this moment for anything—because sometimes, the best energy comes at the most unexpected (and impractical) times.

Now, if you’ll excuse me, my pillow is calling louder than my Wi-Fi notifications.

Moral of the Story

If you ever feel tired and energetic at the same time, don’t fight it—use it. Write that post. Text that friend. Laugh at yourself. Then sleep like a champion.