I had a few minutes to myself, the kind where you’re just waiting for something else to start. The room was quiet, and my phone was right there. I opened the wheel app, not looking for an answer, just something to fill the space.
The wheel was already set up
It was a list of little things, mostly from the last time we were all together and couldn’t decide what to do. Seeing the options felt like a quiet echo of that laughter. I didn’t need to add anything new. It was fine just as it was.My thumb hovered over the spin button for a second. There was no urgency, no right or wrong outcome. It was just me and the gentle whir of the digital wheel starting to turn.
Watching it slow down
The colors blurred into a soft streak, then began to separate. I found myself just watching it, my thoughts pleasantly blank. I wasn’t hoping for any one result over another.I was just waiting calmly for the wheel to stop, the way you might watch leaves drift in a pond. The anticipation was gentle, almost meditative. It was a tiny pocket of calm in the middle of an otherwise unremarkable afternoon.When it finally landed, it felt like a soft period at the end of a sentence. The result didn’t matter much, but the moment of quiet focus did. I closed the app and the room felt a little softer, a little more settled.
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