Would most of
us choose to stop time if we could, or at least slow it down?
I am not sure
about that, but I am sure as I feel my time diminishing, I would like to turn
back the clock to have it advance at the same pace staring with at least ten
years ago.
What would I do
differently? What would I add or subtract from my current goings-on?
Not much, I
muse. I retired from steady work or employment in my early 50's so that I could
continue a life path not dominated by a boss or a clock.
I took the
"road less traveled" and wandered and wondered far and wide
continuing to find private employment as a teacher to private students and
writing articles for an English language paper in Mexico as well as sporadic
translation assignments and editing people's manuscripts.
My employment
as a Spanish teacher to adult foreign students in San Miguel, Mexico was a fine
opportunity to create my own system and program which turned out to be a
popular success!
I am continuing
as a private foreign language teacher until this day in Israel.
So, tic toc---the
clock is getting louder, and I may be growing softer. I am not without concern
and some fear of how and when the curtain will drop. I am in amazement,
however, how much the steady Yoga practice I enjoy with my husband keeps me
vibrant and supple. I urge all of you to give it a go if you are not yet
enrolled or have let it go.
The signs of
use show up daily (outside of the Yoga classes!). We will all have a
"go" at this preparation in our own manner, as we do and did for all
of the time spent in it!
Until the next
round,
MISS RHEINGOLD
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