Acordei, tocava música e ler um livro.

I woke up pretty early today, I am not sure if it was before or after 3am but something like that.

I tried to switch on my laptop but the old fellow did not come on, I can't remember when last I charged it.

I got up from my bed went to my father's living room picked his laptop and walked, ran, tip-toed and rolled back to my room like I was 007 trying to get away after some serious mission.  

I surfed the net for a bit, went on tumblr, checked my twitter timeline, went on Facebook, checked all my email addresses, got hungry left my room for the kitchen, I have been on a vegetarian diet but for some reason I forgot and had 4 pieces of meat.

Had nothing else to do so I got my phone ( Blackberry Touch 3 ), looked through the songs on it, made a playlist by picking songs on the list using the fibonacci sequence, then I picked up one of my Paulo Coehlo books, Aleph to read.

THE TIME NOW IS 6:34am The first song on the playlist was Damian Marley's affairs of the heart, and at that point I was on page 160 of Aleph my 2nd time of reading the book by the way

The second song on the playlist was Ozee's Ashawo, I believe I was on page 161 of Aleph the music wasn't helping my reading so far I have learnt that "Conflicts are for undiscerning souls"

The third song on the playlist was Wizkid's Azonto freestyle, I danced a little, I knew the music was a distraction but I continued to listen and dance inside of me.

the fourth song on the playlist was Itskandysugabeats's BackFire, I listened to it for a while and skipped it. It was not a song to listen to at that point in time.

The fifth song on the playlist was Wizkid's Badman, I go downstairs to drink a glass of water. When I got back the book was back on 161 a sign to re-read what I had read maybe.

By the sixth song Tunde Ednut's Catching Cold song and Morachi's Champagne Shower, I had entered the zone I wanted to be with the book, I had no clue what songs were playing anymore. I was in tune with the book.

If you have no clue who Paulo Coehlo is, you NEED to.