Time. Time. Time

You spend it like nickels and quarters, loose change found in the couch or under the bed.  You’re not giving it full value. Minutes count.  Seconds.  When a child sees time they view its total value.  Five minutes to chase a frog. Four minutes to ascend a big hill  on a bike. Hours are hard for children.  Too much.  Too big.  Like swallowing a whole apple.  See your time more like a child.  If you have just fifteen minutes before you leave your house, grab a book and read a few pages.  Write a poem.  Sing a song.  Ask your beloved to dance.  Do not waste those fifteen minutes. Think of it as a bank.  Fifteen minutes invested or fifteen minutes tossed aside.  These special gift minutes are given to you several times a day. Fifteen.  Ten. Not enough for most chores so you are tempted to just sit down and wait. Count the cost! You can easily lose an hour in a single day.  Times seven.  Times 52.  It leads to a squandered life. Great treasure is found in little things that appear to have small value. Begin a search for these treasures hidden in your life and a whole new perspective will be yours.