The other day I was thinking how relative is time...
It depends on what you are waiting for, on what you are doing with it and how you feel at the time. For example 1 minute, its an eternity in front of the microwave but only one second when you're kissing someone you love; 2 hours waiting for news can be the worst thing ever, but 2 hours watching your favorite show will fly by; 2 days at work will drag, but 2 days in holidays will pass you by without noticing.
We spend our life counting the days... The days for the weekend, for the next holiday, for the next birthday or for Christmas... So focused on what's to come that we don't even notice time passing us by...
The thing is: time is ungrateful and doesn't really care about any of this, so make the most of the one minute hugs and kisses, of the two hours' movies and the two days of free time.
Don't waste your time ⌚
About the Creator
Ana Baptista
Portuguese wandering around the world!
Love to travel! Explore new places and absorve new cultures.
Passion for old movies and great books.
My head is on a constant whirlpool of thoughts that I hope you enjoy!
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