I can see the future. So can you. The first thing I taught my granddaughter — after reading — was telling time. They no longer teach analog time in schools, so I bought a couple of those old wooden clocks we… Read More ›
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THE BETTER WAY?
I spend lots of time trying to figure out a better way to keep doing what I am doing. I want time off. Play a few video games. Hang loose. Part of the problem is the intensity of these past few months… Read More ›
CLOCKING OUT
I used to live by the clock. First, there was school — mine — to get to. Papers to write, deadlines to meet, exams to study for and hopefully, pass. Whoosh and I’m racing to get my son ready for… Read More ›
CRAVING TIME (MORE)
There’s not enough of it. I need more. With fewer things to do. Craving time. DAILY POST | CRAVING
TICK TOCK TICK TOCK
I used to live by the clock. First, there was school — mine — to get to. Papers to write, deadlines to meet, exams to study for and hopefully, pass. Whoosh and I’m racing to get my son ready for… Read More ›
TIME IS A RIVER – A PHOTO A WEEK CHALLENGE
A Photo a Week Challenge: Clocks | Nancy Merrill Our dogs always know what time it is. In their world, there’s a time (many times) to bark, a time to eat. A time (many times) to sleep. They know when… Read More ›
REGRETS, I’VE HAD A FEW
But Then Again, Why Mention? by Rich Paschall We all have regrets, that’s for sure. You can not lead a life without them. You may regret that first stumble and fall, if you remember it at all. You may regret… Read More ›
TIME AND THE OLD MILL CLOCK TOWER
The Weekly Photo Challenge asks for an illustration of time … and this is the tower of a 1911 mill that time has passed by.
WANTED: THE TIME STRETCHING GADGET
Time travel? Invisibility? Anywhere doors? Nope, none of the above. What I need — right now — is a time extender. I need something that makes every 24 hours give me as much time as 48. The faster I try… Read More ›
4014 POSTS … WITH PICTURES
I just noticed I’ve published 4014 posts. Here, on Serendipity. I must have passed 4,000 posts last week. I didn’t notice. I was busy. Time slips by. Years slip by, but the last couple of months have been dizzying. I will continue to… Read More ›
GATHER YE ROSEBUDS
If you think getting old today is a bummer, imagine when really old was 45, and 50 was ancient. Rulers of kingdoms acted like spoiled teenagers because they were spoiled teenagers. During the 14th century (1300s) — the worst of… Read More ›
Following The Leader — Bellwether, by Connie Willis
Bellwether was the first full-length novel by Connie Willis I read after finishing her Cambridge Time Travel series. One of the rare book that grabbed me from page one … really, from sentence one … in the process of rereading… Read More ›
