To be precise, I wanted ten more minutes to continue the dream I remembered having.
And then it was ten more minutes to feel better.
Ten minutes more to find the strength to get out of bed.
45 minutes later, it was one of those mornings. My cell phone, which doubles as the only alarm clock that can wake me up, glared evilly at me.
Today I want those ten more minutes. I can think of countless things I would enjoy ten more minutes of! Ten more minutes of enjoying my coffee. Ten more minutes on the sofa watching HGTV. Then the hot shower. And I'm not just talking ten more minutes of things today. I'd love ten more minutes of mediation daily. Another ten in a handsome someone's arms. Another ten on the phone with my best friend.
But we don't always get ten minutes. We are called to get up, keep going, and find the time later to reflect on those ten minutes we would have spent differently if we were allotted them. It is a sign we are growing, if we want those ten minutes. A sign we have things worth savoring.
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