When are you
the most comfortable? What do you do on your “free” time?
Sitting back
and entertaining you without a schedule to meet or someone to see or chores to
do we bid our time?
Sounds like
“lazy doesn’t it? Yet, this is the time that we all say, “We don’t have enough
of” and hold as precious. But do we really?
As soon as
there is a little time on your own to do whatever you want without any
restrictions, what happens?
Turn to the
electronic distractions to waste what freedom there is.
And when you don’t
need any clothing or furniture or transportation or communication or housing or
food and there is no one else around to interfere with your “free” time or ask
you to share in his or her projects or wishes, what do you do?
When the pile
of dirty cloths can wait or the spider webs don’t bother or kicking around dust
balls becomes familiar, then one realizes I’m just biding my time.
1 comment:
You know, I've given this post a great deal of thought. What you describe as 'biding my time', I might describe as habit. For example, I am always the first one up, and seven days a week I do similar things to pee, take the dogss out, turn the PC on, make coffee, feed the dogs, feed the cat, fix coffee and take my suppliments, take the dogs out again, and get onto the PC... The entire time the dogs and cat know and observe when and what's happening next...
We all have habits and routines, and there can be something nice about them.
An apocryphal quote: St. Francis was weeding his garden. A neighbor asked what he would do if he knew that he would die today. St. Francis responded, 'finish weeding my garden'.
Something right there...
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