T is
for time
U is
for underestimate
Never underestimate time for it is probably out and about over-estimating you. Like today when I am blogging T and U because I had so much time yesterday...not! I thought I did. I thought I had time to do it all, to catch up on my edits, to get a brochure for the upcoming craft sale ready, to walk the dog, pay the bills, answer e-mails, clean the house and the list rolled on.
We all know the list. The tasks that scroll threw our mind when the alarm rings in the morning. And then like water dripping out of a tap, that distinct blip, blip, blip... and the day is gone.
Yesterday I threw a few extra things into the rotation, a book finished and reviewed, a coffee with a friend I'd neglected, and the list goes on. But there was even more I didn't get done. Like that book, excuse me books, two of them - still working on it. The book prizes that need to go out have moved to today - tomorrow at the outside and there again is a list, of what still needs to be done.
Time just got away!
So when I had the opportunity to review a new book about just that - maybe being happy with where you are and not rushing to be somewhere else or even be something else - I thought, yes I'm interested. Now, I'm not sure if this is exactly what the author is going to tackle but it appeared to be on those lines and caught my interest. Yes, it's more on my to do list but sometimes it's nice to do something a little different and give back. Plus, as I said, the book might be helpful. I'll update all of that on Goodreads.
Meantime I will continue to time wrangle and today in honour of saving time, I am blogging T and U.
Til tomorrow.
Ryshia
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