It has been a good while since 12:00am held much attraction for me beyond being a perfectly lovely time to be ensconced in the comfort of my own home, sitting in my underpants, contentedly worrying about something.
In a reflection on personal comfort and routine, the author David Rakoff expresses how the time of 12:00 AM has lost its allure beyond simply being a time spent at home. He describes a scene of relaxation, portraying himself in an informal state of dress while indulging in thoughts that may be characterized as worries. This image encapsulates a moment of solace away from the day's demands.
Rakoff's words capture a sense of tranquility at midnight, contrasting with the potential excitement of the hour. Instead of seeking adventure, he finds value in the quiet of the night, suggesting that there is comfort in familiar settings where one can reflect, even if it involves worrying. This perspective encourages readers to appreciate the simple pleasures of home life.
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