Taking time.
Trapped by the storm and earthquake of just everyday living, we are in an era where we live at the expense of a borrowed future. We are consuming what is here for our grandkids, and the situation is so desperate that we are left with little choice but to take it. Still, today's nawal speaks from behind the pixels and says take your time, and leave some for tomorrow. In the desperation to meet the deficit in our attention, energy and economy, we consume what little we get, time, money, our things and our people, but specially time. We are rushed by the philosophy of live by the day, there might be no tomorrow. Today's philosophy is: there is a tomorrow. Save energy and time for later, make space, make time, don't finish that, do it later.
Taking time.
Trapped by the storm and earthquake of just everyday living, we are in an era where we live at the expense of a borrowed future. We are consuming what is here for our grandkids, and the situation is so desperate that we are left with little choice but to take it. Still, today's nawal speaks from behind the pixels and says take your time, and leave some for tomorrow. In the desperation to meet the deficit in our attention, energy and economy, we consume what little we get, time, money, our things and our people, but specially time. We are rushed by the philosophy of live by the day, there might be no tomorrow. Today's philosophy is: there is a tomorrow. Save energy and time for later, make space, make time, don't finish that, do it later.
