I've found this quote to be quite true. I use small moments to accomplish many small things and it is amazing how much actually can be done in those small moments. A lesson I was forced to learn between my own limitations and the demands of babies and small children. Now I use it between my reading and writing demands.
"Much may be done in those little shreds and patches of time which every day produces, and which most men throw away. " ~Charles Caleb Colton
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I agree. During school those shreds are when I get most of my reading done, and at least some of my writing.
I suspect many of us get things accomplished that way these days, Charles.
It gets harder and harder not to throw them away. :)
Ditto bernard. We lose scraps of time in myriad ways--but primarily from not paying attention! (Guilty as charged!)
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This post is so very much on the money. it took me most of my life to realize that it's true, and I very much wish that I had learned it earlier.
Bernard, I know what you mean.
Ditto Writtenwyrdd!
But now we are older and wiser, right, vwriter? Or at least that's my story.
I love it! Exactly what I need to remember right now. I am so overwhelmed and stressed I'm actually running a fever. Isn't that crazy?
Spyscribbler, you need to find a few minutes to just breathe. Turn off your worries and demands for a bit and breathe. Can really make a difference. Thanks for stopping by.
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