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Hooooray @fractalobserver! Curious to see, don't forget to past your link here, or you can write your entry as a comment.
Thanks for your interest mate.
Also, do you think renaissance art is overexposed? It was earth shattering for its time, and now it seems all the art history majors have been latching onto the nipples of their superiors over generations for far too long. Yeah it's cool, but there's plenty of modern art that's just as good. I feel like the love for renaissance art is more a need for pathological experts to gizz their refined and elegant taste all over people. But that's just me, renaissance art is good, I just don't think it's the best thing that ever existed.
Also I'm gonna post this on my blog too hope that's not weird lol
Amazing @fractalobserver! I haven't read this book and when I read the quote I was completely lost trying to find a meaning. So, I went on a search.
I've found that this part of the story means the character receiving a watch and that it talks about the time; the only thing we can not stop, unfortunately.
The way I see it, is from a traveler perspective. All that our nomadic mind wants is time, I see it a lot in my generation - people complaining that time seems to be running faster with all the information flowing at the speed of light in front of our eyes.
In fact, when I travel, I'm not looking for more time, I'm in trying to forget about it... just let the flow of life guide me.
We can't have more time... but we can indeed chose how we spend it.
I hope I haven't messed the quote with my vision hahaha
Thanks a bunch for your entry.