The Persistence of Memory

I remember as a child the weight of time. I thought the day had gone on forever and it was not even lunch yet. The summers always were too long and the length of the school year was torture.

Now the speed at which time passes is dizzying.

So the question to ponder is what is the difference between then and now. Is it possible to use whatever caused time to be so slow while a child, apply it to now where time speeds, and actually achieve some sort of balance?

What do you think?

The Persistence of Time by S. Dali

You're not a kid anymore

When people ask of me, what do I want to be, now that I'm not a kid anymore.I know just what to say. I answer right away, there's just one thing I've been wishing for...

...to keep going.

I like being 60. I am somewhat amazed that I am here already and happy that I am (the alternative would not be so great). The only very minor concern, is that 60 came so soon after 50, how fast will 70 get here?

On The Occasion of my 60th Birthday

I thought it would be appropriate to begin anew. Welcome to my new blog. No rhyme or reason; just thought it would be a good time to change directions. Join me in my journey; help me find the tree for the forest and ponder the imponderables.