Walking on Water.

Of late, I've noticed I have even less time to spend on the things I want than I do money. Considering the current state of the economy and that's a bit of a surprise.

Which brings to mind a question I've had in my head for years. Why is it called "spending time"? Time is not remotely tangible. You can't sell it as a commodity and no matter where you look people are running out of time. At the same time they are running out of time they continue to spend time on other things. Some people talk about saving time, but they never have any around when you check.

So, you can save time, spend time, have time, use your time, run out of time, have all the time in the world and even have a time out. But, eventually, you will run out of time. When that time comes it's time out for you. Boy, it's too bad time doesn't accrue interest.

Well, time for me to go!