Sunset vs Sunrise.

I'm a sunset girl. I love the sunset. More than I do the sunrise. Somehow, I appreciate the sunset so much more than a sunrise. And trust me, I've seen both. Well, very few people haven't.

So, why sunsets? People normally associate sunsets with sadness. With endings. Most people like sunrise. It gives hope for another day. Another chance.

But, I don't know. I probably can't really explain it. Sunsets, well, they give me a sense of peace, and rest. It's like it's all good now. No matter what happened today, it will all be okay. In a sense, it might seem pessimistic, cause this explanation works more in a pessimistic way. Like how it's been an exhausting day, and a sunset marks the end of it.

In a sense, I see it as a chance that "the sun will come out tomorrow". Though some might see this being related to a sunrise, but I feel...not so much. The phrase IS structured in a future tense. Means, it's...well...future.

And true that it is that this blog is entitled "Tomorrow" because of my great affinity for procrastination. The greater truth is that I had inspiration from that lovely song off Annie. I happened to be in a craze for that song when I first started blogging, aeons ago.

I think a sunset is THE most romantic scene Mother Nature could provide us with. Not that I'm dissing the sunrise or all the lovely greeneries out there.

Well, all I'm saying is, I'm a sunset girl. I love the sunset.