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Good morning, Michael... I ask myself where the time goes at least once a day. I remember my grandmother telling me many, many decades ago (she died in 1985) that time passes more quickly as we get older. At that time, I did not quite "get it." But I sure do now!

Time is a weird thing. I didn't have my watch on the other day, which is unusual, and I was wondering what time it was. Why? If I'm hungry it should be time to eat. If I'm tired, it should be time to sleep. Time must have been invented just so we can get to meetings at the same moment as the other attendees.

All good questions. We must accept one fact...in the end, time will always win. 

Your reflections on time and choice hit home, Michael Jacobs. It's a thoughtful reminder that decisions carry both weight and wonder 🙂. I really appreciate the way you framed it, turning something so universal into a moment worth pausing for. Thanks for sharing such valuable perspective!

I wonder if time is the same in the alternate realities that quantum physicists are always discussing or maybe that is a way to slip through time.

Hello Michael, the older I get the more time goes by so fast.  I remember being young and school would go so slow.

Hi Michael- our best friend and our nemesis. We may think we're tricking time but not really. It keep going whether we go along or not. And, my observation is that the older we get the faster time moves. 

Michael, was thinking it was time for one of your posts!  Time does FLY BY more quickly these days, and before you know it, 2025 will be in the rear-view mirror.

Good Friday morning, Michael. Have a great day and an outstanding week.

We have a cloudy and chilly day in Maryland and expect some rain this evening.

Michael Jacobs - Omnipresent is such a fun word! We really ARE present everywhere at all times! Your AR Post reminded of a time long ago, when my friend Tammy asked me if I had time to spare during the day, when my kids were in grade school, to help her dad at the grocery store. He needed help and he would let me come to work after my kids were in school, and leave before 3:00 p.m., before the kids came home from school. I accepted.

One day, I was at the register when an old man came in with a walker. I asked him, if he needed any help. He looked at me, calling me a "whippersnapper," and said to me, Lady, I don't know you. I've been coming to this store since before you were born. I'm 88 years old and I am very capable of shopping by myself. As for my age, I want you to remember, age is like time, they are just about numbers. Now think about it. Age and Time are just about numbers. We can't control either. 

Thanks for this great blog post - it was a time for remembrance about time and age.  

Michael Jacobs - I enjoy reading your blog posts. They are always refreshing and good to read. 

Michael I stopped thinking about 'time' a long time ago.  No pun intended!  I realized that time was available everywhere so why did I need a watch anymore. Gone. And it's the same but even more so these days. I am happy for today, right now, commenting on your post and saying HI!  And that's no turkey 🦃😊

Michael Jacobs  Time goes by so quickly, I really do not know where it goes. Before I know it, morning turns into night . By the way, I just saw Lily, it was a very moving film - see, I am late for the party. miss your reviews  

Good morning Michael and I always appreciate your digressions. I truly have focused on savoring each day as I have grown older.

That statement about time flying by faster the older you get....so true. Two grands are now driving. So hard to believe.

Reading this, Michael Jacobs the song Time Is on My Side by the Rolling Stones occupied my thoughts. But, I digress. And Ponder. 

Happy Thanksgiving! 

Good Wednesday morning, Michael. Have a great day and an outstanding Thanksgiving.

Michael, time goes so quickly at times you want to change the clock.   Off to AZ soon to enjoy two weeks of downtime.