It’s later than you think. Or earlier. Our sense of time is never quite accurate, and never quite as regimented as the hands of a clock ticking forward.
When does time move the fastest for you? When does it move the slowest?
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Ah, the mastery of time! When it’s just right, I know that I don’t have any obligations that day, sit and read the morning paper leisurely. What follows, however, on the days that I have an appointment at 11 AM is that I cram too much in before I start to get ready, and then suddenly…(why am I surprised?) I have to rush because I did all of the things I usually do on a leisurely, unlimited day. Slow time? Well, since I still like to cook to eat, I get it cleaned and ready, on to cook, check it now and then, but find that it takes a lot longer than I had anticipated…therefore I have been spending time with all of these preparations and while waiting, don’t plan that time for other things …it seems like a slow action camera clip. Would it be “fun” to plan time more definitely? S
Stress would definitely be lowered.