After a week of failed security authentication,
success finally popped up.
Then, for a few days, secure access was out of reach,
until today, it suddenly worked again.
My friend asked how I did it,
but I had no answer.
He quickly tested it on his device
and said he couldn’t connect.
I slowly tried connecting
from nine different devices.
Seven connected,
but two didn’t.
I told him, ‘Maybe when the weather warms up, it’ll work.’
He replied, ‘Since the Earth is flat, it’ll work tomorrow.’
Even with a structure meant to be logical,
I confess, this isn’t the first time I’ve faced such situations.
I hit the bed earlier than usual.
Maybe I wanted tomorrow to come faster.
Then, I woke up in the middle of the night.
Was it already tomorrow,
or somewhere in-between?
I couldn’t tell.
Half-asleep,
I tried connecting from the device that wouldn’t connect again.
It was still today.
I walked into the living room and felt a chill.
Though it was warmer than usual,
it didn’t mean summer was back.
We were just taking slow steps toward winter.
The thought of enduring another cold winter was daunting.
With nothing else to do,
I picked up Park Joon’s ‘Crying Changes Nothing’
and read about a third of it.
Not sure if I’ll continue.
I tried connecting again, and this time, it worked.
I dislike these situations.
My friend said, ‘It’ll work tomorrow.’
So, it must be tomorrow now.
He’s not one to lie.
Technically, the date changes at midnight,
but the real next day begins at 3:10 AM.
I’ve discovered a secret about the change of days earlier than anyone else,
and I won’t share it with anyone.
I want to keep it to ensure people can live without much thought.
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