Time sometimes flies like a bird, sometimes crawls like a snail; but a man is happiest when he does not even notice whether it passes swiftly or slowly.
Ivan Turgenev
Source Picture: Kathleen Bichara, my niece
Source Quote: BrainyQuote
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Jenny's Serendipity Art Blog 
so very true
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Thanks for stopping by 😉
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Jenny, very true quote. The picture is gorgeous ! I love your post! Have a wonderful day and all the best! big hugs! 🙂
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Thanks Stefania!
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Hi, Jenny! Love this. The author means Kairos, the sacred/divine time, all happens in the now. As opposed to chronos, the mundane/ordinary time we measure in our calendars and clocks. =)
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Thanks Rem! I love the quote too…Sacred/Divine it is!
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=D very symbolic…very profound! thanks for sharing, Jenny. =)
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YW Rem! 😉
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Great quote and beautiful photo!
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Thanks Genie!
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Nice photo.. 🙂
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Salamat!
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So true! 🙂
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Maraming salamat!
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I realize this every now and then 😉
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Same here!
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The quote reminds me of something about bliss in a relationship — sometimes the years pass by and both marvel at how long it’s been, even though it did not even seem that long!
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Truly agree with you! Thanks Frances for taking the time stop by and commenting. All the best in life, jenny
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