Peach Salad, Morning Ritual, Morning Routine

20211002, #breakfastdiary 227, 19°C/occasionally cloudy Peach, shine muscat grapes, ricotta cheese with olive oil and lemon juice, and the prettiest pepper in the world — pepperpepperpepperpepperpepperpepperpepperpepper #peachsalad 'Inspiration' is a word from the Romantic era. Personifying or deifying inspiration and giving it the extravagant name 'muse' is exactly the kind of legacy the Romantics left us. Obviously, inspiration doesn't fall from the sky — it begins with tangible and intangible stimuli arising from life itself. It's the product of connection, contact, collision, and diffusion between our inner selves and the outer world. Even abstract, metaphysical thought is no exception. Lee Jang-wook, Reading Books and Writing Alongside A society where everything about us, under the name of 'big data,' is recorded down to the bit and made available for checking and analysis might, conversely, be an era that needs the Romantic era's 'inspiration' or 'muse' even more desperately.