Timing

I have heard it said that everything happens not a second late nor a moment too soon . . . but rather, right on time. I would like to believe that this is true - for a couple of reasons. First, if that is true, then life as it is unfolding right now is absolutely perfect. Second, it means that procrastination is all part of the plan and not a character flaw.

I have also heard it said that timing is everything. Which is true in many circumstances . . . jokes, for instance, or dancing (or a combination of the two that we often get to see on Dancing With The Stars.) But if this is true, then it puts the perfection of reality back in question and me back in the hot seat for procrastinating.

I have also heard it said that to every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven. So I find myself questioning my sense of timing. How do I know when to act, when to withhold, when to express, when to question? Can I trust myself to know? Is that my business, or God's business? Is this a responsibility I share with the Universe?

Yes, I have heard it said that everything happens not a second late nor a moment too soon . . . but rather, right on time. I have also heard that the Liberace Museum in Vegas is a good way to spend an afternoon, so . . .