Use your time productively.


I lost my keys and found them.
I lost my phone again, fortunately my daughter rang and I heard it.
I lost my wallet, later I found it in the safe place I put it.
Lost today’s work, because friends came around and wanted to chat, I never found that day again.
I felt lazy and idle so I watched tv all day, I lost a days painting time, I can’t find it now either.
Time wasted is time lost forever.
We don’t have that much time to waste it, it is running out.
Be wise like the ant and work while you can, when you can, you only have so much time to get it all done.
Treat your time like the most precious thing you own, treasure it and use it wisely, you only have a certain amount and you cannot find more time or make up the time, you cannot refill time like load on your phone, there is only so much and no more.
Time goes so quickly, it does not stand still or take a day off, it just keeps ticking away.
Be very wise and use your time productively and it will serve you well.
Waste it and its lost forever.

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