Time Has Wings

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How fast time flies! If you have been following my posts, you would surely understand that I am a busy person, busier than others are, methinks.

But if there's one thing that March 1 reminds me, it is how fast time flies and you realize, you are already lacking time, and lacking time literally means you have to catch up and beat it; one thing you would never win if beating time is a race.

But there's one thing I must remind myself and that is to BREATHE!


Comments

mordsith said…
I can't wait for April for that!
2/28/2011 3:34 PM
kg said…
sheng, ang bilis talaga ng panahon! march na! :)

tama ka, we'll never win if we race against time!
2/28/2011 3:50 PM
Anonymous said…
daming deadlines pero kelangan nga talaga huminga at magpahinga. :)
3/01/2011 12:35 AM
escape said…
good for you sheng. for me i feel like time is too slow. (thinking about the bonus i june - hahaha)
3/01/2011 5:11 AM
Kayni said…
march madness na dito. i agree. time goes by fast and it's a race we can't win.
3/01/2011 10:18 AM
onyxx said…
hey, my sentiments exactly. sometimes time crawls agonizingly slow, but there are days when it just flies by...
3/03/2011 1:02 AM
upto6only said…
agree despite our busy schedule we still need to breathe and unwind to relax. mahirap na madali tayong tatanda hehehe. so follow me

inhale...exhale...ahmmmmm
3/04/2011 4:12 AM
jeanny said…
ang bilis talga. Imagine nandito na kagad ako sa Pinas after 6 weeks sa melb. :-)

Its nice to be back home pero I miss Melb. :)

Enjoy the weekend sis
3/05/2011 2:33 AM
bertN said…
Time has wings indeed! I looked at the mirror this morning and I see a tired old man where I used to see a young man, tirelessly in pursued of what he thought was a better life.

Memo to myself: return the mirror or don't look at that lying sob LOL.
3/05/2011 2:39 PM
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