I'm thankful that time follows its own pace. If you let it be, it's not going to fly or go by too slowly. There are really no such things as "better time" and "best years of your life" - the best time is right now, and it's entirely up to you to make sure each year of your existence is worth being called the best. I appreciate my current age and my current youth, I'm not taken aback by the fact that time will pass and that I will age. I appreciate the changes time brings, and I even love my mimic wrinkles. As long as it's natural, it's okay.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Time
I'm thankful that time follows its own pace. If you let it be, it's not going to fly or go by too slowly. There are really no such things as "better time" and "best years of your life" - the best time is right now, and it's entirely up to you to make sure each year of your existence is worth being called the best. I appreciate my current age and my current youth, I'm not taken aback by the fact that time will pass and that I will age. I appreciate the changes time brings, and I even love my mimic wrinkles. As long as it's natural, it's okay.
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i agree with you. the best time is today because what we do today will change our tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteI'm also with you on this...I am not scared of aging, I live for today and let time take its course.
ReplyDelete100% agree
ReplyDeleteThanks, girls! I really do think it's important not to blame everything on the time, but rather enjoy it while we're actually given it.
ReplyDeleteTuesday I lost another friend to cancer. This year, through him and through 2 others I have lost, I see plainer than ever that time is completely irrelevant. Don't know how much we have, and it doesn't matter. You really have to live each day as it is your last and enjoy what you have before you!
ReplyDeleteGropius, I'm so sorry to hear about your losses :(( Gosh, you've had to go through quite some stuff!! :((
ReplyDeleteIs this you in the photo?
ReplyDeleteYou've been hiding your cuteness all this time ;-)
Ok back on topic...
I've really enjoyed aging because I feel more comfortable in my skin. In my teens / early 20s I had no idea what I wanted or who I was. Now I've got a lot of spiritual questions answered, and I can just focus on the moment.
Graham, yep, me! I know... My image sneaks in every now and then, sometimes in the form of my body parts haha
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean about being comfortable. That's a good word, I think I'm expiriencing something like that too - with each year a lot of things just seem to be more 'right' finally.