Tag Archives: time
The Dream is Real
Inception (2010) Christopher Nolan is a special kind of filmmaker. As we saw in yesterday’s review, he isn’t afraid to tackle subject matter beyond this world. Outer space has long fascinated humans, but inner space is also unknown, and that’s … Continue reading
“What Happens Now?”
Interstellar (2014) I knew when I first saw this movie that I would return to it some day: today is that day. As always, movies are open to individualized interpretation. This one is no different: The US Space Force … Continue reading
Fall Back in Time
We Time Travel Twice a Year Have you ever thought about it that way? In spring, we get to jump forward in time (albeit only an hour), and in autumn, we get to relive one hour of our lives. Doesn’t … Continue reading
Synchronicity in Action
Timing is Everything Let’s set the scene, shall we? My wife and I are seniors in our late 60’s. We have a limited budget as we depend on pensions. We do not have a great deal of disposable income. (But, … Continue reading
Time: Now and Again
Now At the junction between yesterday and tomorrow is an ever-present moment: NOW. We tend to ignore this fact, spending most of our time regretting the events of the past and hoping for a better future. But where is it … Continue reading
Timing, Eh?
Let me set the scene: we were at a junior football game yesterday (one of our grandsons plays for one of the teams). Up until this point, there had been a couple of touchdowns, but no conversions for the point … Continue reading
Time: a Paradox
What Time Is It? It’s one of the most overused questions in the world, but we don’t seem to grasp the true meaning of ‘it’. If you can remember that far back, your experience of time as a child alternated … Continue reading
