arggghhhh I want to freeze this moment in time. I find it so frustrating when talking to “some” people, especially if they are of a younger generation. Their concept of time and mine are just not the same. I get asked what I consider to be the silliest of questions..
A happy moment, my neighbour’s garden is in flower, I am lucky enough to have a couple of very dedicated gardeners nearby.,, what a delight to drive by in the morning and see the beautiful blooms.
“OK guys, we’ve had our breakfast, let’s wander” they casually head off to groom and enjoy the clear blue skies, Life is always better after a visit with the 3 muskateers.
PL philosophy, Every day is a new beginning. Make today count.
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Why would you want to freeze a moment? How could you see the even better moment just around the corner (ok.. not all the stuff around the corner is better.. but who knows?).
And those silly questions probably aren’t as silly to the person asking them. They might lead to a very interesting discussion.
I prefer to hang around younger people. I have found old people usually end up comparing their medications.
But what do I know?