I am running out of time.
What got me going on this was a comment by my son as we were driving to church. We touched on some plan or dream that he had expressed somewhere in the past and his response was, “I’ve got to get around to that.”
It occurred to me that I don’t have much time left to get around to a lot of things. When you get to a certain age you begin to look at the lead time in order to reach a goal. There is a learning curve for everything and the time needed to develop the skills and contacts needed for success. When you get to retirement age it is a little late to decide you are going to do something that takes twenty years to develop expertise.
I have reached the age that I must admit that if I haven’t got around to it yet, I probably won’t.
That means to develop new goals. Keep working on the strengths I have. Plan with optimism but not foolishness.
I have an eternity ahead but I have the feeling that the choices I will have then will dwarf my imagination on my best day.
Something to regret. Even more to anticipate.
Happy Eternity.
homo unius libri
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