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7 comments:
WOW, that's scary. And, oh, so true!
time passing freaks me out. as did this!
Um. Cheery this ain't!
Wow that quote is great! I agree that we are sometimes so obsessed with time, especially after just moving to South Africa where timekeeping is not taken so seriously, and people just enjoy life more!
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that really makes me think how peaceful it would be if we weren't so caught up in keeping up to speed with everyone..
love from the NANA girls xoxo
yeah, I read something about this a while ago, I think I even drew something like it too... the way animals don't measure time therefore are happy and careless all the time.. I envy that// I've always been some sort of disconnected with "time".. I don't like wearing watches at all, I don't like the fact that aging goes together with maturing (growing up), I think time does not really exist, only clocks no?
I don't know.. I get way tripped when it comes to this subject.. I try not to pay attention to time stealing our hours, our days, our youth.. it's exhausting to think you're always late and time is running out.. let's not :)
I don't wear a watch either Ivette, and I've never thought of it as an objection to timekeeping in general but maybe it is (on some level).
I remember hearing once (probably on Oprah) that people who are always late are selfish because they think that their time is more important than other people's and it hit a nerve because I'm always late and I would hate to think of it as making me 'selfish'.
I just hate the pressure that comes with having a fixed time for everything...
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