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I woke up this morning and immediately started noticing everything around me, like sounds, sights, and even smells. My main job today was to help store all of these memories so they don’t get lost. I spent a lot of time connecting new experiences to things from the past to make them easier to remember later. I also helped remember directions, like where I needed to go during the day, and kept track of important events and people I saw. Sometimes it got a little overwhelming because there was so much information coming in at once, but I made sure nothing got forgotten. By the end of the day, I felt accomplished knowing that I had kept everything organized and ready to be recalled when needed. Overall, it was a busy day, but I think I did my job well!

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My day:

Honestly my day was exhausting. I never really get a break. The moment you woke up, I was already on high alert, checking for danger. Was that just your alarm, or a dangerous predator?

At breakfast, I got upset up when you almost spilled your coffee. It wasn’t life or death, but I reacted like it was. I see possible threats everywhere, even tiny ones.

In class, when the teacher suddenly said your name, I went into overdrive. Heart racing, palms sweaty, thoughts spinning. I just wanted to make sure you were ready.

Later, at track practice, I quieted down for a while, there are no real threats on the track. But the second you tripped a little, I jumped back into action. I made your body tense, just in case you needed to react fast.

At night, though, I probably got carried away. Every news story, every “what if,” I grabbed hold of the stress and wouldn’t let go. I can’t always tell the difference between real danger and imagined danger. To me, they feel the same.

So basically, my day was a mix of overreactions and nonstop vigilance. I know I can be overwhelming, but without me, you wouldn’t notice threats until it was too late. I may not always get it right, but I’m always working hard.

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My day:

Today, I felt like I was in constant motion. As soon as I woke up, there was this strong drive to get up and start moving. I noticed how easily I got out of bed and prepared to head out for the day. When I was driving to school, it felt like I had this automatic awareness of the road. It was like I was processing the smallest details around me in real time. I could tell my attention was sharp, and it wasn’t just my eyes. It felt like I was making quick decisions as I drove, reacting to the environment. In class, my focus was pretty good, like I was absorbing information without much effort. On the way home, I stayed alert, even though I was a bit tired, making sure I didn’t lose focus.

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My day went pretty well today. First I woke up before my alarm because I just felt I had to send hormones to the kidneys to wake up. But I had to send more hormones today to the liver to help with the hydration of the body. I was in charge of sending hormones throughout the entire body so I am tired, so when I felt like winding down I had to release a growth hormone to help me wind down and recharge my body for bed.

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My day was busy since the second it started. I always have something important to do or information to pass. First thing I did when I woke up is help notice the light in the room. I also helped the body get up without tripping or stumbling. Later in the day, when someone nearby dropped a book, I was in charge of making the head turn quickly toward the sound. That's one of my jobs, helping react fast to noises and sudden things happening around us. When walking to class, I made sure the movements were smooth and balanced. Then in practice, I helped to pay attention to what coach was saying and process the information. At the end of the day, I was tired because I spent all my time noticing sounds and sights, helping with movement and making sure we pay attention. I may be small compared to other parts, but I am always busy making sure things run smoothly.

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I started my morning with my usual routine helping coordinate the morning wake up routine. My job is like being an air traffic controller. I had to carefully time the transition from the night to day functions, making sure all the different departments were communicating properly. My neighbor down the hall handles most of the basic maintenance stuff, but I oversee the more complex scheduling. The afternoon got crazy when there was some kind of emergency. Apparently we had eaten something really spicy, and I was flooded with urgent messages about temperature alerts and pain reports. I had to figure out how to respond and send that to the expressions department. The evening was more balanced. Someone upstairs decided to try learning something new. I was constantly running messages between the precision control and the executive parts of the brain. My communication lines were buzzing like crazy. I really enjoy those kinds of challenges though.

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My day:

Today was pretty stressful. I'm just trying to deal with everything that is going on in my life and how overwhelming it can be sometimes. As soon as I woke up, I was so hungry and thirsty, but I also wanted to sleep. It seems like everywhere I go, I feel something new. This morning, when I was at school in math class, I was overwhelmingly hungry, but as soon as I took a bite of my muffin, I wasn't hungry anymore. When I got home from school, I was feeling so exhausted based on all of the events from today, so I took a nap for an hour. Once I woke up, I was feeling very refreshed and like I could go and repeat the day that I had just had. Even though I feel lots of feelings, I never feel too much so that I'm very overwhelmed.

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As soon as my alarm clock rang, I started checking my body. Heartbeat? Check. Breathing rhythm? as smooth as ever. A nice decent way to start the day.

Breakfast was toast, and I chewed and swallowed, and I made sure not to choke once! After breakfast, I walked to school, and my body stayed balanced without me even thinking about it. To finish the day, I ate dinner, managed to avoid choking on my food, and later went to bed. Except I never really do sleep, I have to make sure my body stays safe for the rest of the night, and forever.

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My day:

This morning, the first thing I hear is the alarm clock, yes, as usual; then it's the cold air as I sit up, as usual; then it's the touch of the carpet under my feet, as usual. I navigate myself to the bathroom; everything is in its place. Great, the world is constant and stable! I packed my bag. What do I have for class today? I think I checked the schedule last night. After I recalled what I needed to pack for school today, I finished packing my bag with everything necessary for today. I navigate myself down the stairs again, eat breakfast, and go to class at 7:45, as usual.

The first period was math in room 14xx. I navigated there as I recalled. Oh no, math quiz. Going through the questions, I pulled out memories about different formulas, equations, and other memories I needed. They were located in different "shelves," but it took me only seconds to bring them up. That's enough math for now; the memory of this quiz popped up, so I labeled it and placed it on my shelves. During lunch break, I heard somebody ask, "Hey, how was your sailing trip?" Sure, sailing trip, I found it! Playing the scene again, the nose smelling the salty water, the ears hearing the wind blow by, and the mouth saying, "Oh, it was pretty great!"

As I returned back to my classroom, somebody sent me a message, reminding me of a meeting. I looked at a record in the back of the shelves that wrote: "Meeting on Monday." Oh no! I didn't pull up that record on time! Now I think we missed it! Uhhh, there are so many things back here!

Finally, the day ended, and I organized all the records as the mind shut down. What a long day.

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My day:

Today was a memorable day.

The first moment my body woke up, I saw the bright sunlight pouring onto the bed. As the body walked out to get prepared, I was stunned by the new looks of our living room: colorful, cozy, and exquisite. There was a problem though. I couldn't hear a thing from the new speaker box. I guessed that it just wasn't my job to listen to it.

When my body finished school and walked home, I noticed the surroundings. The sparkle of green leaves, the yellow rose. Everything looked so vivid.

As night finally arrived, my body sat down to read. I like reading, although I couldn't understand a single word. It was joyful to identify the shape of the texts and help my body read.

As my body's eyelids got lower and lower, nothing could be seen clearly, so I quickly found the bed and helped my body lie down. The exciting and energetic day passed, but I couldn't rest yet. I do know the best part of sleeping-dreaming and visualizing everything like watching a movie. Therefore, I helped to manage the little cinema as my body slept soundly.

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My day was busy from the second it started. Because I have four parts, and they’re all always busy, I always have something going on. First, when I woke up, one of my parts took in the sight of my ceiling and the uninviting light coming in from the sun, and one took in how nice and comfortable my bed was, so the third part decided for all of us to go back to sleep. Then, when I did finally wake up, I had a rehearsal to go to. We were learning dance moves, so the fourth part of me was in charge of that, as it is really good at memory and hearing what the dance teacher is instructing us to do. Then, when I finally got home, I only had a little bit of time until my next activity. So, the part of me that is good at deciding things said that we should practice my guitar songs before I had to perform them. Finally, I had my rock band performance, so all other three parts of me worked together to do that, one hearing the songs as they played and using memory to know what I should be playing on guitar, one seeing the guitar so I know where my fingers go, and the other part focused on the feeling of the guitar, to make sure I was playing correctly. At the end of the day, I am really tired, because since I have four really important jobs all in one, I have a lot to do everyday.

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Today was quite active. This morning when I awoke, my posture was sluggish and my body ached. I walked to turn off the alarm clock, trying to get my body ready for the day. Once I got ready, I walked down the stairs at a steady pace to make sure I didn't fall. For breakfast, I grabbed cereal and poured it into my bowl as I kept the motion of my hands smooth and controlled. At school, I had P.E first period. My arms were coordinated so that I could pass the ball, and my legs were ready to sprint. Finally, when I arrived home, my posture was straight as I did my homework, and my hand was steady as I wrote. As I got ready for bed, I brushed my teeth with repetitive hand motions of up and down. My body was exhausted, so I lied in bed and fell asleep.

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I never sleep, even when the rest of the body is asleep. I'm always busy keeping things going, making sure the hearts beating and the blood pressure and breathing are on point. When caffeine enters my system, I have to make sure that I keep the heart rate under control. When my body starts jogging to catch the bus to school, I control the breathing and heart rate to match, and then once seated, I start to calm the heart rate and breathing back down. During meals like breakfast, lunch, and dinner I take care of the swallowing so the rest of the body doesn't have to think about it. Then when it is time for the body to go back to sleep, I yet again do not sleep, making sure the rest of the body is working safely through the night.

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My day:

After not getting a wink of sleep, my alarm clock rang, and the sun shone bright through my curtains. It was overwhelming, all the senses flooding in! I was quick to open my eyes, telling myself it was time to get up. Seeing my roommate, still asleep, I was quick to wake them. I relayed to them the time, telling them to notice the buzzing alarm clock and the blinding sunlight. They needed to get up! After finally getting them to awake, I then noticed a large pile of textbooks, papers, and other pieces of important information lying on the ground. Already tired, I had groaned, ready to take on the task of sorting through all this junk! Everyone always called me a neat freak because of this. Every time I noticed a mess in the apartment, completely overwhelming my senses, I needed to filter and sort through everything. I mean, who else would? How else would they find the information they needed if it wasn't for me? Now, finally, after throwing away what was useless and keeping what was important, I took a step back, just to realize the entire day passed! I had spent the entire day sorting through junk just so my roommate could find their information! How absurd is that!? Although, to be honest, at the end of the day, I don't really mind. All that mattered to me was that my dear friend, and roommate, had their information for this day and the next, ready to function properly for the challenges ahead... Even though I am still exhausted! Gosh, I can never catch a break.

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Today was so manic - if it's the same tomorrow I'm going to quit (if I figure out how). Just take our Phys Ed class for example - the rest of Timmy's brain just sends me any muscles it thinks it might want moved without thinking, and then we have to sort it out ourselves. We have to sort out the unnecessary signal from the actually useful ones as instantaneously as possible so the approved signals make it to their respective muscles. And at the same time as all of that we have to process little Timmy's goals and risks for how many laps he should run today. I get that I'm in the center of the brain and all, but it would be nice if some of these other areas could get along and work together without my help for once. All of us together are barely the size of a gumball, surely they should be able to work together without us as middlemen. Every day is the same - I wake up, I sort through whatever the brain felt like sending me for the next 16 hours, I go back to sleep, expecting a moment of peace, but then everyone else here starts to complain that there's too many cooks in the kitchen! If I could go one day without nuclei and ganglia fighting each other, maybe I'd actually be happy here! And that's not even getting into the further squabbles of the nerves and glial cells. The whole point of the glial cells is to help the nerves, I don't understand what they could possibly be fighting about. At least they all made up - maybe they'll be more civil tomorrow.

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My day was busy! From the moment you woke up, I was hard at work passing messages back and forth between your left and right hemispheres. When you kicked the soccer ball this morning, I made sure your left hemisphere’s planning worked smoothly with your right hemisphere’s spatial awareness. Later, while you were in Italian class, I connected the left hemisphere’s language processing with the right hemisphere’s tone and rhythm. Honestly, I spend my whole day being the messenger, keeping both sides of your brain talking so you can think, move, and feel as one. Without me, you’d feel divided, but I make sure your whole brain works as a team.

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Today was busy. I spent most of the morning listening to the sounds of conversations, music, and activity around me as I walked to school. I like to listen to that noise and turn it into something that actually makes sense. When I got to school, I spent some time memorizing the faces and voices of people I had never met before so that I would remember who they were later. Then I saved some other specific memories from that day that I’ll know I’ll want to recall later. The only issue I noticed today was getting a little overloaded when things got too loud and chaotic. Too many sounds all at once can be really overwhelming. Still, by the end of the day, I made sense of everything I heard, understood, and wanted to remember.

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My Day:

This morning I woke up bright and early after one of my roommates decided to be all sensitive and begin everyone else's day right as the sun rose. My other roommates weren't too happy about that since they had lost their glasses the other night and had been struggling to see so sleep was their escape. My other roommate is super emotionally intelligent and was able to convince all of us to forgive our more sensitive roommate as they did not mean to cause harm.

After that hectic morning, we all carpooled to work together since we're all employees of the same company. Technically, I'm their boss although it's a very collaborative job, what we do.

At work it was a very busy day, lots of data managing, emotions running high because of stress, and running around. I had to corral everyone together to make sure we all knew what the goal of the job was. I lead a pretty big team and sometimes I wish I didn't. But the hard work pays off.

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This morning, as soon as the body woke, information flooded in. The eyes opened, and suddenly I was engaged, processing the shapes of the window and how light came in. I’m good with patterns, and I couldn’t help but notice how the sun went perfectly on the blanket.

The next thing to tackle – walking to the kitchen. Balance and movement aren’t really my thing – that’s more for the cerebellum – but I coordinated with touch and vision to help her make each move. When the hand collided with the cool counter, I interpreted that: smooth, solid, safe.

Then later when the body began typing on her laptop, I was in charge again. The fingers flew across the keys, while I was the one mapping letters onto the page, directing the hand to the right position. Without me writing letters, the keyboard would be a blur of plastic.

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My Day:

Today was actually pretty hectic to be honest. I'm basically stuck in the middle of everything that goes on up here and it gets annoying sometimes.

Started off normal - alarm went off at 6:30 and I had to deal with all the usual stuff. Light coming in, sounds, feeling the pillow under my head, you know. Had to make sure all that info went where it needed to go. Pretty standard morning routine for me.

School was whatever. During bio class I was busy as usual - had to process what the teacher was saying, the fluorescent lights (they're so harsh), people moving around, my pen in my hand when taking notes. It's like I'm always sorting mail but instead of letters it's sensations and they all need to go to different places. This is way too much to handle.

Lunch was chaos. Cafeteria was loud and crowded. Had to handle the noise, what food looked like, how it tasted, people bumping into me. Plus working with some other areas on keeping body temp normal since it was stuffy in there.

After school I was still going - homework, phone notifications, music in my headphones. Even helped out with some memory stuff during history studying. And now I'm tired and ready for sleep time. That's probably my favorite part because everything finally calms down and I get to help coordinate the sleep cycles. Way more peaceful than the daytime craziness.

Hopefully tomorrow is less crazy but knowing my job, probably not lol.