I used to use darkrooms for photography, and one thing I got from that was knowing the length of thirty seconds. When are you the most aware of time slipping by?
When I get insomnia.
Like Grace, I do nothing even as the days and weeks slip by.
I’ve lived almost twice as long cuz I’ve been awake for twice as long and yet time keeps ticking life away one minute, one hour, one day at a time.
in the days before i left him, I got up early and stayed up late, trying to suck all the life from those waking moments with him. seconds were hours, and they still weren’t long enough.
These days time doesn’t just “slip by” me. It flies away. Every time I blink, it’s Friday again. October disappeared and I have no record of it. Oh, I do, if I check my crowded schedule book. But I didn’t have a moment to savour it, to say, “This is October.” And it’s one of my favourite months.
I suppose time passes away quickest (or at least when I’m aware of it) when I’m doing something for myself – watching a movie I want, or relaxing with a nice book – when there’s many other things that need to be, should be done first. Schoolwork, housework, familial obligations, etc…
Oddly enough, though, I’m the least aware of the passing of time when I’m staring at the face of a clock, or the inner gears with everything spinning, ticking away the seconds….
Interesting to find this tonight… I’ve been fighting the clock all week. To no avail, of course. It is Friday and I haven’t a paper finished. Not that I haven’t been working, I simply let too much be put on my plate…
I love those moments where you can look up at the sky and realize that life is so amazing. The clock is ticking, but you know what? It’ll still be ticking hours from now. Why not just enjoy it all?
Haven’t we all fought the clock enough?
“Take my hand, join this dance. We don’t have eternity, don’t miss your chance.”
when i know something important needs to happen, yet i do nothing about it.
When I get insomnia.
Like Grace, I do nothing even as the days and weeks slip by.
I’ve lived almost twice as long cuz I’ve been awake for twice as long and yet time keeps ticking life away one minute, one hour, one day at a time.
To the maker of this comic:
I wonder who you are
and what you do in a day
you give power to simplicity
and are wise within few words.
Thank you!
When my child is napping, or my boyfriend is here.
Every second is one less I have to do the washing, or have a guilt free cigarette.
Every minute is one more close to when he has to leave me again.
in the days before i left him, I got up early and stayed up late, trying to suck all the life from those waking moments with him. seconds were hours, and they still weren’t long enough.
When my grandfather died, time was both too slow and too fast. Waiting for the inevitable.
At nighttime, when I don’t want to relinquish my consciousness.
These days time doesn’t just “slip by” me. It flies away. Every time I blink, it’s Friday again. October disappeared and I have no record of it. Oh, I do, if I check my crowded schedule book. But I didn’t have a moment to savour it, to say, “This is October.” And it’s one of my favourite months.
I suppose time passes away quickest (or at least when I’m aware of it) when I’m doing something for myself – watching a movie I want, or relaxing with a nice book – when there’s many other things that need to be, should be done first. Schoolwork, housework, familial obligations, etc…
Oddly enough, though, I’m the least aware of the passing of time when I’m staring at the face of a clock, or the inner gears with everything spinning, ticking away the seconds….
Interesting to find this tonight… I’ve been fighting the clock all week. To no avail, of course. It is Friday and I haven’t a paper finished. Not that I haven’t been working, I simply let too much be put on my plate…
I love those moments where you can look up at the sky and realize that life is so amazing. The clock is ticking, but you know what? It’ll still be ticking hours from now. Why not just enjoy it all?
Haven’t we all fought the clock enough?
“Take my hand, join this dance. We don’t have eternity, don’t miss your chance.”