Speed up time??

[RockLee]

I've been wondering about this for quite some time now, and I'd like to hear how you people think about it!!Well...here we go

too MUCH things we want.....but NOT fast enough

Lately I've come to conclusion that if you think about something, time goes by VERY slow, especially when you want something OR are waiting for something, I mean something like your vacation,event...
I want some things to go by so fast, like when I'm working I can't think of anything else then going to Japan...my mind is in overdrive all the time, but it passes very slow. I want things to happen too fast maybe??I'm living in at high speed and missing things I'm not focused on atm maybe??...

Well, why do we want things to happen so damn fast??Is it the nature of the human species?Why do we look so forward to things that have yet to happen and ignore the things that are going on right now?? Keep the answers...questions??? coming !!

 

[Keiichi]

Time stays the same. It's just your mind playing tricks on you. Time flies when you're having fun, because you're not paying attention to time.
Don't count the chickens before they hatch.
(I'm bored at work... time's going really slow... when is lunch going to come...)

 

[kirei_na_me]

A watched pot never boils!!

 

[Grandpa Frank]

I Think...

we learn at a young age, that anticipation is almost as enjoyable as the real event. As a child, we start thinking of X-mas weeks before. We plan what we want, and what we will do with it when we get it. The "BIG" day comes & goes so fast, the month before is much of the fun. As an adult, we tend to make the time before an event a long drawn out torture by a similer time slowing anticipation.
I'm not sure if I'm making any sence?

Frank

 

[topi]

Your right RockLee.

It seems like ive been waiting for my Japan trip for decades! But now its only a few months away, the nervousness is starting to kick in and im worrying about details

And dont start me on driving. Oh dear. Ive been waiting to drive since I said my first word ('car'), ive still got 2 years left until im let loose on the road.