‘calendars and clocks exist to measure time, but that signifies little because we all know that an hour can seem an eternity or pass in a flash, according to how we spend it.’
-michael ende
(on daylight savings day)
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art credit: Dream Clocks, by Phil Greenwood, etching and aqua tint, Welsh artist, born 1943
50/50 sunset over Plant City.dark half is a shadow from clouds on horizon blocking light from setting sun.
-photo by mike valdes
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‘they always say time changes things but you actually have to change them yourself.’
-andy warhol
and here we go,
with daylight saving time changing its mind once again.
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“time is a dressmaker specializing in alterations.”
– faith baldwin
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image credit: etsy vintage
“we must not allow the clock and the calendar to blind us to the fact
that each moment is a miracle and mystery.”
-h.g. wells
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on daylight savings time day once again – fall back
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image credit: ‘fir forest’ painting by gustav klimt
and once again
the meaningless disruption
of daylight savings time
has returned
leaving
many of us
unmoved by it.
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“There’s never enough time to do all the nothing you want.”
-bill watterson, calvin and hobbes
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image credit: wallhere.com
and with the return of daylight savings time,
this quote is more relevant to me than ever.
i literally just want to know what is the right time?
“in the time it takes to say ‘now,’ now is already over.
it’s already ‘then.’ ‘then’ is the opposite of ‘now.’
so saying ‘now’ obliterates its meaning,
turning it into exactly what it isn’t.”
-ruth ozeki, a tale for the time being
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my life’s interpretation of the above passage from ruth’s beautiful book :
by the time i get my clocks reset,
the time will change back again to the time it was when i started
like it never happened
until it happens again.
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daylight saving time has arrived once again
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image credit: pinterest, photographer unknown
daylight saving time ends tonight
fall back.
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“time does not pass, it continues”
-marty rubin
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 