Time

As we say goodbye to 2010, and look forward to the new year, it is a time for nostalgia and reflection. As I transfer notes from my old calendar to the new one, I am thankful for the blessings and sweet memories that were ours throughout the year. And, as I turn the pages of the new calendar, I can't help but wonder what the new year will bring ... what memorable happenings will be noted on its bright, clean pages? What joys, or sorrows? Only time will tell what God has in store for us.

And that brings me to the subject of my post today ~~ TIME.

Have you ever really thought about how many expressions there are using the word "time?" Here are just a few for you to ponder as we mark the passage from the old year into the new:

And the list goes on ...

Time is on my side.
Time after time.
The time is right.
The time is now.
No time like the present.
Time will tell.
The third time's the charm.
Time is of the essence.
Time heals all wounds.
Only time can heal a broken heart.
So many [insert your own word], so little time.
Running out of time.
Time management.
Spend your time wisely.
It's just a matter of time.
Passing time.
Killing time.
There is a time and a place for every purpose under heaven.
A stitch in time saves nine.
Time is everything.
It's about time.
The time of your life.
Time's a wasting.
All in good time.
Time well spent.
Desperate times.
Time on our hands.
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.
Keeping time with the music.
Tracking time.
The times, they are a-changin'
All the time in the world.
End of times.
One at a time.

I could go on and on, and I'm sure you've thought of some not on my list, but in closing — I'd like to wish you only the best of times in the coming year.