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November 2009 
If you had all the time in the world what would you do?
Posted on Apr 13th, 2009
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AJ
AJ
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for April 13, 2009:
Finish the projects I've already started. Maintain ongoing projects. Begin some new projects. And lots and lots of quality time for attending and hosting dinner parties and otherwise spending time with special people as well as lots of me time just to do things like spending hours and hours in a shower to die for and rambling along all of the backroads with a camera and poetry journal handy for frequent use. I'd continue to do computer research.
In other words, I'd do the things I enjoy doing when I don't have all the time in the world, but I would be able to do them more.
One thing I want to do is to leave this world better than I found it, so I would be doing a number of things in that direction.
Do little perks come with having all of the time in the world--such as having all of the money in the world to spend on what I want to do? Does all the time in the world mean all of the calorie intake in the world without gaining weight--and even losing what I need to?
One of these days, I actually WILL have all of the time in the world when I get to where time doesn't matter, and I won't be limited in any way except that everything I do must be what Jesus would do!!!
I think that having all of the time in the world is actually the same as having all of the time in the universe where I have no limitations--and, thus, no excuse for not acting on what I need to be doing.
Right now, however, I need to accomplish as much as I can while realizing my limitations and not beating myself up for having them. Instead, I need to celebrate what I'm able to do--and we need to celebrate this in each other!!!
In other words, I'd do the things I enjoy doing when I don't have all the time in the world, but I would be able to do them more.
One thing I want to do is to leave this world better than I found it, so I would be doing a number of things in that direction.
Do little perks come with having all of the time in the world--such as having all of the money in the world to spend on what I want to do? Does all the time in the world mean all of the calorie intake in the world without gaining weight--and even losing what I need to?
One of these days, I actually WILL have all of the time in the world when I get to where time doesn't matter, and I won't be limited in any way except that everything I do must be what Jesus would do!!!
I think that having all of the time in the world is actually the same as having all of the time in the universe where I have no limitations--and, thus, no excuse for not acting on what I need to be doing.
Right now, however, I need to accomplish as much as I can while realizing my limitations and not beating myself up for having them. Instead, I need to celebrate what I'm able to do--and we need to celebrate this in each other!!!
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