Where Oh Where Does the Time Go???

We all have 60 min. in an hour - 1440 minutes in a day ... and for some reason, it seems that I am accomplishing less and less every day, though I'm sure that I am not LOSING minutes anywhere. My life seems to have gone from 'there' to ... 'where did that go?' ... from having something to do to not having enough time to complete anything (or should that read 'everything'?).

I was reading a friend's blog yesterday and realized that it was a bit since I wrote in my own ... not that it really matters, as this is more for my pleasure than for anyone else's. I would like to come and do some personal reflection here ...
Things to contemplate: (in other words, things that are on my heart right now)
~ going to a movie alone
~ Christianity and Gnosticism
~ Evalutation (as in a student in school ... and me in life -- can you tell it's report card time?)
~ Giftedness vs. Intelligence vs. Talents
~ What bothers me about 'intelligence' - as per assumptions others make as well as behaviors I've seen in people that are 'intelligent'
~ Summerstock - value for kids or for directors?
~ Drama as a life-course
~ Creativity and Mental disorders
~ Purpose - to world, to community and to self
~ If not teaching, then what?

.... yeah, that pretty much is a summary nutshell of what is running through my head on a minute-by-minute basis.

And on that note, I better run myself and get my marking done so I can get my report cards done by tomorrow!!! And how to accomplish that in a haunted school is beyond me at this moment in time ...

Time ... moments ... minutes ... all here and gone .... and what to show for it?

I better SHOW my report cards by Monday!!!! Time ... I'm late already ....

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Kate said…
Hey gorgeous...
it's been a month since you were here last...I miss you...hope all is going well for you...call us sometime soon and hopefully we'll be home
7:57 PM
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