Jan 5, 2024
Chris O' Donnell in the movie "In Love and War".
1918 President FW Wilson sent Troops to The Coastal Area of Geneva,Guam near Mexico to prevent invasion of Ivy Coast Australia from invading the United States.
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Chris O' Donnell in the movie "In Love and War".
1918 President FW Wilson sent Troops to The Coastal Area of Geneva,Guam near Mexico to prevent invasion of Ivy Coast Australia from invading the United States.
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When the Last Grain Falls
Time. It's the one thing that no one seems to have enough of. But for most, it's never really the fact that we don't have enough, it's really the fact that we just don't use it wisely enough. As much as we wish we could stop it and we create these illusions of being stuck in a moment, the clock continues to tick. As technology evolves we become desensitized to the value of time. Clocks and watches are now used for style, but imagine if we brought back hourglasses. Imagine if instead of hearing the ticking of a clock, you heard the sound of sand grains falling and as they fell you could visibly see the amount of time shrinking. Would it intimidate you enough to use your time more wisely? It seems like time is much more precious when you're with the people you care for the most. Interestingly enough, time also runs much faster with those people. So do you just keep turning over the hourglass for those people much more than you so for other things? But what if the feelings weren't mutual? We all have those people in our lives. The ones we feel we care greatly for, but over time we feel like those people slowly just stop caring. How much time do you give those people? Maybe their just going through a rough time. Maybe I'm just expecting too much. Maybe it's just this one time. Some people, no matter how many chances you give them or no matter how many excuses you make up for them, things will just never change. Time stops for no one right? The sand is just going to keep falling and at some point it's going to run out. When is turning over the glass just not enough for you?