lying on the grass eyes on the sky
thinking october is just around the
bend has summer really come to an
end, how fast seasons go by
time seems to run by, as if in a race
what would a few minutes loss, cause
different time zones make me pause
to wonder if time can change its pace
if we lost an hour, how would we know
where is the first place it would show
if all clocks and timekeepers were to stop
do we have some kind of keeper, a time cop
is the idea far fetched, I want to know
if there is the possibility of lost time
if different zones each lost a few minutes
how would it be discovered,and by whom
Would there be catastrophic events
if DST lost 5 minutes and Pacific time
lost 15 minutes,how would it effect us
i'm counting on someone to know the answers
methinks the ED Brothers each in different
time zones should know! Please?;-) i/m just a
dumb blond heehee(don't tell,i'm a brunette;)
don't make me wait too long,i might turn gray
etw having fun;-)
Be always safe,
Karen
peace and love, Carole~
Enjoy the NOW!!
Love,
Becca~
Ed the Elders & Co
Sheila
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Newfie Hugs, Rose
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
You make me think of the movie "The Langoliers" - by Stephen King. The story was just about that - time lost. In this movie, several people were unfortunately left behind several minutes in the past, and didn't make it to the present. They were looking for clues as to their whereabouts and wondered why they could hear noises and yet there were no people around them.
At the end of the movie, you could see that time was a monster, keeps chomping away the lands of the past, everything that supposed to be the past got chomped away and disappeared.
Not the past, not the future, but only the present should these people survive, and they have to find their ways back into the present to avoid being chomped away by the time monster. That was a very intriguing story. Stephen King can really think of all kinds of things to write.
Sandie Angel :o)
John