These last few weeks as I struggle to keep up with all the craziness going on in my life, I keep being reminded of a line from "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory". When they first come in the factory, after the kids sign the contracts he leads everyone with him and says something like: [There's] so much time and so little to do/see. (I can't remember which one he says...don't feel like looking it up either) Of course since the opposite was true he then corrects himself with: Strike that. Reverse it.
It's a funny lil' saying that I love to use and can always attribute it to the almost chaotic schedule that I sometimes live out. It also reminds me of the times when I'm not busy. The times when I feel like time is infinite and I have nothing to do...those bored times...just looking at the complete duality of the saying. It calms me a bit because when I'm busy I always say,"Glad I'm not bored at least." Same thing when I'm bored...I feel content with that current situation.
My situation now...(busy, slightly chaotic, almost keeping it held together, but hanging in there....)I wouldn't trade it for the universe!
Objective viewpoints/objectivity...where has it gone? Have we stopped caring about it?
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