What if time really runs out. Do we then go time thirsting in the desert, searching for more time?
Om tiden verkligen skulle rinna iväg. Skulle vi då gå runt i öknen törstande efter mer tid?
Anna
Time’s running out/Tiden rinner iväg
What if time really runs out. Do we then go time thirsting in the desert, searching for more time?
Om tiden verkligen skulle rinna iväg. Skulle vi då gå runt i öknen törstande efter mer tid?
Anna
Annas Art - FärgaregårdsAnna 
I am a fish. If I cannot swim in time then I die.
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I think I know what you mean 🙂
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Beautiful meaning. love this line.
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Me too 🙂
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Mere wishful thinking, Anna; you might find oil in the desert, maybe even water, but not time – when time ends, life ends!
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Tiden, som rinner iväg i öknen är alltså en hägring.
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Förklara på engelska – tack !
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Sorry for my Swedish answer. An accident!
I ment to say:
Time, which flows off into the desert is therefore a mirage.
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Thanks for the clarification! 🙂
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pack your camel of you are going to go walking around the desert.
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I wonder if the camels can store time just as they store water?
“Pling”
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The ones I came across stored something but it was smelly and not time. “Pling”
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Ok. I may have to look for stored time somewhere else then 🙂
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LOL. them camels are a bit smelly. 🙂 “pling”
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Interesting thought? time don’t smell…
“Pling”
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it just goes by too quickly “pling”
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I know. Today someone missheard my saying and thought I said “now I die” (in Swedish). I answered that I’m not done with life yet. I don’t have the time to die yet. Maybe I never have that time, but time is to fast for me anyway.
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you stick around 😉
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I will. For a long time I hope 🙂
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good 😉 “pling)
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“Pling”
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Reblogged this on William Chasterson.
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I am rushing now
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:)It’s ok to rush sometimes if you also have time for breaks
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There’s always more time, Anna.
Leslie
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I read somewhere that tonight we gain a second. I am enjoying reading your thought provoking posts and looking at your brilliant artwork.
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Thank you very much!
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Hi Anna
Love this painting, it inspired me and it gave me an idea.
https://bjgaulton.wordpress.com/2015/07/14/times-holiday-revolution-by-blair-gaulton/
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Like it a lot. Reblogged 🙂
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Funny you posted this today. I did one similar. Today is the first day of school for my boys and time seems to be slipping away from me. Very melancholy today.
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I’ve read the post and I recommend others to do so also. You are right. Times running out 🙂
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Isn’t it though. Wish it would slow down a bit.
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Me too 🙂
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Who knows maybe we can choose to stay longer… Barbara x
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You’re right. It’s still a question we haven’t the answer for 🙂
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Anna most excellent question. The only time is present time and it is already gone as we speak. The present is always NOW then it’s gone and then it’s NOW ……. throw away your watch.
Love your blog.
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Thank you and I agree. The only time is now, now, now 😀
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I am tempted to say that if time runs out we run out after it.
I see I have just given way to temptation.
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You are probably right. We want to control time, not the other way around. But time do control us 🙂
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