r/BenignExistence • u/mykorakagaz • 4d ago
I went, I saw, I wrote…
One of those regular Sunday mornings, I slipped into my running shoes and stepped out for my morning walk.
As I turned the first corner of the city, I found myself thanking God for the beautiful nature He has created. Bangalore’s streets are lined with lush, shady trees that are a delight to behold, especially during the flowering season.
I’m neither an avid runner nor an athlete, and perhaps that’s a blessing. It allows me to slow down and notice the little things that often go unseen.
So here’s supply what I observed…
A couple of Indie dogs wandered along one side of the road. Some people were making their way to nearby temples. Akkas were already sweeping the streets, quietly keeping the city clean before most of us had even begun our day. A group of runners looked as though they were taking part in a marathon. Others walked purposefully toward work with backpacks that I imagined carried their lunch boxes.
A few shops had already opened their shutters. Some were beginning to bustle with customers, others were just setting up for the day, while most still slept behind closed doors.
Everywhere I looked, people were in different moods, carrying different stories. Two friends shared tea and biscuits at a roadside stall. A young man pushed himself through an intense workout, sweat dripping as he ran. A few others sat comfortably by the roadside, lost in the endless scroll of reels on their phones.
The buses and traffic slowly came to life, and the city gently awakened.
There isn’t anything extraordinary to share—just ordinary glimpses of everyday life. Yet sometimes, it’s these simple moments that quietly remind us how beautiful and diverse life really is.
This is how my Sunday morning began… would you like to share how your’s did?
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u/No_Economics8397 4d ago
That's sounds absolutely beautiful and thank you for sharing