Combination Salad Morning Routine Broccoli

20221124 #breakfastdiary 605, 3°C/cloudy, 23 min/workout It could be a biological death, or it could be a parting from someone. It was the day a coworker I wasn't especially close to was clearing out their desk after changing jobs. They had a lot of stuff, so I helped carry it, and they said, 'Let's grab coffee sometime.' I couldn't quite bring myself to say it back — it felt too ordinary a thing to say. And that's when I realized we weren't the kind of people who'd actually reach out and meet up separately. But I didn't think the remark was insincere. I think it was the best thing that person could offer in that moment. It's a cliché, but when you think of it as the best warmth a person can show in that situation, it becomes touching. Even an everyday phrase like that stays with someone's face in your memory — so when I think that the words I say today could become the last words I leave with someone, I find myself not wanting to let a single word go to waste. Park Jun, 'Some Words Never Die, They Live On for a Long Time in a Person's Heart,' @longblack.co A line worth chewing on again: the words I say today could be the last words I leave with someone. Broccoli, cauliflower, sweet potato, egg, and tomato with pan-seared tofu tenders, crushed walnuts, and an elegant vinaigrette dressing. #combinationsalad