Who Has Time?

GBE week 36 prompt: Time

Time.
A blessing and a curse
Never enough. Sometimes too much.
Eternity.

Time spent waiting. Waiting for the phone to ring. Waiting for a mouth to open. Waiting for a word. Waiting for a kiss. Waiting for a smile. Waiting for a tear. Waiting for a decision. Waiting for a result. Waiting for a decision. Waiting for the oven timer to ring. Waiting for a line to move. Waiting for a car to move. Waiting for a part of your body to move.

    (Time)    Waiting.
                (Time)    Waiting.
                                (Time)    Waiting.

Regardless of our best intentions, have you ever noticed that we have a tendency to make the same mistakes time and time again. I wonder what that says.

Question: If you had a time machine and could go anywhere you wanted, knowing you could only go to one place, and knowing there was no such thing as any type of time travel paradoxes to worry about so you could theoretically go back in time and marry yourself if you wanted, would you go into the past to your happiest day and relive it, or would you go into the past to your worst day and change it, or would you go into the future and leave yourself a surprise or would you go and do something else? Where, what and why?

We spend a lot of time in the pursuit of time but it’s really not the amount of time that matters, it’s what we do with the time we have that matters.

Time for a man in love:

Time for a man falling out of love:

Time for dancers:

Time for peace, love and psychodelicized time (with one hell of a rocking cowbell):

Time for a man who has mastered time:

Until next time…