There it is again, regret at turning away from chances to do things, both simple and grand, because I: must study, must do things I've had no time to do while studying, have no money because I'm paying for law school...
But really no different than anyone, because our days are a series of choices as to how we invest our hours.
I can feel time slipping away like grains of sand held in my fist. Time being so much more precious than money, it's hard not to wish I'd spent some of mine differently in times past. But I can only impose my present sense on today. Contravening this sense of limited time to live is the pressure to do what I ought-buy thoughtful gifts, spend time with people who need that time, cut the grass before it gets embarrassingly high, put things to right. How can I do both?
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