Rushed

[swestrup]

In my youth I could wake up, get dressed, grab a bite to eat and be out the door in just over 15 minutes (I later discovered that such a morning rush was one of the things making me miserable, but that's another story).

Nowadays 1 hr 45 minutes seems really rush, and on that note, unless I pick up the pace, I'm gonna be late.

Comments

[skjalm.livejournal.com]

One of the things I learned last year with the stress and all was that it was vital for me to not rush in the morning. I used to literally roll out of bed and head straight up to the train. These days I tend to take at least an hour in the morning - and it really works well to have time for breakfast, a bath, a shave and so on.

So I'd say that you're most likely far better off taking two hours to yourself in the morning than only taking two minutes ;)

[wintersweet.livejournal.com]

Heh, the opposite has happened to me as I've gotten older. It used to take a long time; now it takes just a few minutes.

I recommend a simpler hairstyle and less makeup. ;D

[swestrup]

Simpler than BALD? What would that be, decapitation???

[wintersweet.livejournal.com]

LOL!

Well, maybe spend less time with the buffing machine? *duck*

(You have hair, I saw it. :P)

[helenkacan.livejournal.com]

Maybe so, but time was longer when we were younger.
It's just one of life's paradoxes.
::giggles::