Time is a dimension in which events can be ordered from the past through the present into the future, and also the measure of durations of events and the intervals between them.
Time – we all have equal amounts of time regardless of our age, health, race, status or disposition and I believe it is the one true commodity we have in life. I found this article very interesting.
I do however find myself saying:
I don’t HAVE time
… but I really should be saying:
I haven’t MADE time.
I am also intrigued with how we visualise the calendar year in our heads. I see the year as a large oval with a big gap between December and January. I can only assume this gap is a hangover from our long school holidays when I was a child as they seemed to go on forever.
The diagram below is not exactly as I visualise my year as I couldn’t work out the formatting with SmartArt in Word, but it is close:
How do you visualise the year in your head??
Another concept of time that is difficult for me to grasp is the development of new life. James is 9 months old on the 20th April, so at this current point in time, he has lived longer within my body than outside it. Crazy.
Mmmm – I think I have TIME for a cup of tea to ponder that one.
The Poppy Files 
An interesting article. I agree, it is funny when some people think that others must have more time than they do when of course we all have exactly the same amount each day. I also read somewhere recently that most people overestimate how much they can achieve in a day, yet at the same time most people underestimate how much they can achieve in a year.