唉，今天真是諸事不順啊！

臺北市圖都休館。我只好轉戰咖啡廳，結果呢？有的客滿到連站的地方都沒，有的則是不停地暗示或明示要我消費，根本沒辦法好好專心寫程式。

區公所本來想說會是個清幽的去處，沒想到竟然連個插座都找不到！筆電的電量很快就亮紅燈了。意外的收穫是，我偶然發現有「參與式預算」的課程可以報名，雖然跟開發沒什麼關係，但或許也有些實用價值？

現在只好窩在運動中心，趁著僅剩的電量，勉強處理一些輕量級的工作。晚點大概就只能去健身房，把這股悶氣發洩掉了。

真沒想到，臺北這麼大，對於我們這些需要一個安靜、有電、又能專心學習或開發的學生來說，竟然會這麼難找到一個「容身之處」。對高中生，尤其是我們這種有點「宅」的開發者，真的太不友善了！東奔西跑一整天，感覺自己就像個無家可歸的數位遊民，真是累透了。

Sigh, today everything went wrong!

All the Taipei City Library branches were closed. I had to move to cafés, and what happened? Some were so full there wasn't even room to stand; others kept hinting or outright telling me to buy something, so I couldn't focus on coding at all.

I thought the district office might be a quiet spot, but I couldn't even find a power outlet! My laptop battery quickly hit the red. A small win: I stumbled upon a "participatory budgeting" course I could sign up for — not related to development, but maybe it has some practical value?

Now I'm stuck at the sports center, using my remaining battery to barely get through some light work. Later I'll probably just go to the gym to vent this frustration.

I never expected that, despite Taipei being so big, it would be so hard for students like us — who need a quiet place with power to focus on studying or developing — to find a "place to belong." It's really unfriendly to high schoolers, especially homebody developers like us! Running around all day, I feel like a homeless digital nomad; I'm utterly exhausted.