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Posted by M , Friday, November 12, 2010 6:22 AM

There will come a time when dust will be obsolete! Therefore, dusting will be obsolete as well!
Photo: http://www.beinteriordecorator.com/2010-interior-design-ideas-for-living-room-by-ikea/

There will come a time when dust will be obsolete! Therefore, dusting will be obsolete as well!
Photo: http://www.beinteriordecorator.com/2010-interior-design-ideas-for-living-room-by-ikea/
I've been so obsessed with the concept of time lately. At 12pm Saturday, as I wake up, I think of having lunch at the office on weekdays. Before an event I imagine, tomorrow, at this hour, I will be on my way to the venue. After something great has happened, I reminisce, "this time yesterday, I was happy."
Time is always in a hurry. I think that scarcity of time is more important than scarcity of food. For food feeds the body but time and everything that happens in its duration feed our soul.
My long shot There Will Come a Time post is
There will come a time when we will be able to manage time, and somewhat control it, maybe buy it! So we could feel the present as if it was forever, wish for the future without fear that we would lose it in a blink of an eye, and see the past without wanting to go back because we had enough of it.
Photo: http://www.suttonclocks.com/
Pasig day today! Therefore, I woke up late and am now surfing the internet at 12noon. Just like the old unemployed times :) Did I mention that the other day was a holiday as well bec of the new president's inauguration? This is the life!
There will come a time when no campaign is needed to eliminate hate and discrimination towards gay people.

I've been thinking about putting up this blog for months. Every time I wish that someday (insert random wish here)
Just take the case of women's suffrage, it was like an illusion centuries ago. In ancient Athenian democracy, women were not even considered as citizens. Well, not until New Zealand granted all citizens, including women, to elect their officials in 1893 and Finland gave full suffrage in 1906 which allowed women to vote and to run for office as well.
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