During the winter, I would draw the curtains down on my windows when I went to bed to save money on heating.
Recently, the temperature has risen little by little, so I try to open the window curtains at night.
In the morning, the morning sun shines through the window.
I wake up when the morning light that slips through the window illuminates my sleeping face.
I no longer use an alarm clock. In the first place, I live a life that is not bound by time, so I don’t really need a clock.
Anyway, the rising sun is my alarm clock.
I don’t know yet what it will be like in hot weather.
- Can personal rights be waived?
- Personal rights can be waived by a person of his or her own free will. However, not all rights can be waived. For example, you may be legally prohibited from waiving your personal rights. And sometimes constitutionally guaranteed rights cannot be waived because they exist to prevent governments or others from violating them.
Generally, waiving a personal right means risking that right being violated. As such, before an individual waives their rights, they must understand their implications and implications. In addition, the waiver of rights by individuals may constitute an acknowledgment of their rights being violated by another person or organization, and should be considered carefully.
— hiro (@hiro_osaka_jp) April 24, 2023
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