Time can be a noun, verb or adjective – and combined with about one has an adverb.
Tim is a measurable period.
Time is a point or period when something occurs.
Time is a historical period.
Time are the conditions of the moment or a specific period.
Time is a prison sentence or military service.
Time is a rate of tempo and a rhythm.
Time is a series of repeated actions.
Time is a person’s experience at a specific event.
Time is a work requirement.
Time is a fixed duration of some sporting events.
Time is a period when something is in use.
Time is what Jim Croce put in a bottle.
Christmas time has both religious and secular meanings. Although I’m Christian, during Christmas time I also see, and am grateful for, a genuine spirit coming from the heart of many that stretches across humanity. One this day, I give everyone Christmas in My Heart, a song written by a recent visitor to these page – Composer in the Garden (Lynn). Enjoy … and thank you Lynn.
A Frank Angle 
We did it again Frank! I was ready to post this…
with captions below.Will have to scroll back & listen what you have to say…
This one is a highly profound song with multifaceted meanings and interpretations.Time, holds all the answers. After the September 11, 2001 attacks this was used as a soundtrack in many radio and television reports about the attacks.It was written & recorded by native Gaelic speaker Enya & released in 2000 as the 1st single from A Day Without Rain. This intended love song took on new meaning as a 9/11 tribute song; Enya performed it on Larry King Live on November 8, 2001. This was a special programme to commemorate the victims of the blackest day in USA history
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Meesh,
We both realize that Enya’s music if wonderful in many ways. I’ve been a fan for some time. I intentionally stayed away from “Time” in music and other forms of entertainment … thus just used the dictionary to guide my way to the featured video – which BTW I hope you watched. Nonetheless, another example of us being in sync. FYI: I was on my control panel, then your comment appeared, which triggered “Post now.” 🙂 Many thanks for sharing.
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AHH You are so sweet! Sorry for being dismal, with my song-choice, – I heard Lynn’s song, I do love it! Listened to mine, and decided to re-decorate your post.Sooo here’s something else.
How about this one?
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Make sure, you send this video to your wife…. She will love it.
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She loves Enya too … and will probably see it tomorrow when she reads the post. 🙂
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Ah come on … I know you have good taste in music! Dolly and Kenny is a good one! There are simply so many Christmas songs available … but each tell a story in its own way. 🙂 Thanks for sharing.
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Frank, many thanks for your generous post. I am very touched and grateful. Love the theme; I once wrote a 30 page research paper on the concept of time, a subject of deep interest to me. Synchronicity:-)
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Lynn,
Actually the video you posted after this one is what sparked the idea – but I had the song title wrong in my head – so I went to this one. Now that I’ve done it, I think this one works better. And if you haven’t seen the other comments, readers like your song! Meanwhile, a 30-page research paper on time? Hmmmm … well, as we know, time is a subject deep in thought! Thanks for your song.
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Aha, I guessed that you might pick Father Christmas (Father Time) – especially because of the bells! – but you are right, this one works too. Many thanks once again for the feature. You are the best!
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Thank you Lynn … hmmm … what will be under the tree tomorrow?
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Face it Frank, Dolly & Kenny scored big with this one, sort of… Your wife will love to hear it (trust me)
DO NOT TELL HER THAT YOU READ ABOUT IT!oopsie, didn`t you say she will be reading this, scratch that…Heh anyone else here you go… GO for it! Merry Christmas!
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Meesh,
I could resist editing your comment based on the “scratch that”. Merry Christmas … and I hope the final post goes up Christmas Eve morning. Merry Christmas!
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Lovely video and song. Thank you Frank and thank you Lynn.
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Rita,
Well said …. and I’m glad you have enjoyed this week of music – but one more post to go. Thanks for stopping by.
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Thanks, Rita; glad you enjoyed it!
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Great post. Times is mystery and time is very simple. Time can so many things, and time is both a slave and a master. Thank you for the video. Merry Christmas to you!
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Otto,
Very good additions about time and glad you enjoyed the music. Merry Christmas!
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Time is a dimension, along with the 3 we know of and many we may not. Time is a line which we cannot directly move along, yet can experience movement across. Time is an ungraspable item – you cannot hold “now”, as now never technically exists, there is only what was and what will be. And “time” is an adjective to describe a certain type of Lord, also known as a resident of the now-lost world of Gallifrey (for all you Doctor Who fans out there). 😉
And no one is yet sure if time is finite, or infinite. Depends upon your stance on Big Bang theory (physics and cosmology, not the TV show) vs. expansion-contraction theories. 😯
And now time is something I’m out of. Toodles! 😀
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Ahh Frank you have me in a smooth mood with all of these amazing music videos. There’s nothing like Christmas.. 🙂
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Kay,
I tried the transition the music from Tuesday’s frantic music toward a calm of Christmas Eve. Which also means I have one more post to go in this series, which goes up Saturday morning. Thanks for visiting and commenting.
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I have nominated you for The Kreativ Blogger Award you can find the rules on my page! Congrats to you and keep doing what you are doing!
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Princess,
An early Christmas present and I graciously accept. Thank you.
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Frank-Love the writing at the beginning of this. For what it’s worth, I wrote a tune about time called Blink of an Eye ( You can always make more money, you can never make more time). The sound is not the best but you get the idea!
PS-Sweet answer John.
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Les,
Oh my my … Les is also a rock star. I also watched Spaghetti Supper, so doesn’t mean I’m hooked and destined to be a groupee?
Well, not really original writing. After coming up with a few notes, the idea came to mind to “Check the dictionary” … thus why I stuck to definitions, and not philosophical. But hey – the readers have added great stuff!
Thanks for sharing your video and for visiting.
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Thanks Frank. That song didn’t make it on to the record! Hank, the guitarist, wrote Spaghetti Supper.
Les
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This was great and your comments were awesome to read through too! What I notice most of all about time is that I can slow it down but I can never speed it up!! Today is going to be a wonderfully slow day i can tell!! Take care, c
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Cecilia,
I agree about the many great comments here on this one – and a good addition by you as well. I recently heard someone say this about time. When we are young, time seems slow because we focus on anticipation … but as adults, the focus shifts to getting things done and moving on to the next. Thanks for stopping by and I hope all is well.
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Time is the river in which we all swim.
Beautiful thoughts Frank. And as always, great song.
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Wonderful. One of the foundational books that changed my life and set me on a course to appreciate time is Robert Grudin’s “Time and the Art of Living”. In it he wrote:
“A few seconds are long enough for a revolutionary idea, a startling communication, a baby’s conception, a wounding insult, or a sudden death. Depending on how we think of them our lives can be infinitely long or ultimately short”.
Have a Merry Christmas, Frank and infinitely long joy.
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Beagz,
What a great addition. As someone noted, it’s been a lot of fun reading the points that readers added through the comments. Thanks for sharing … and Merry Christmas. Hope you return tomorrow for gifts. Thanks for visiting.
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Time is a popular subject these days, http://www.patheos.com/blogs/jesuscreed/2011/12/20/science-and-theology-3-a-matter-of-time-rjs/, http://www.patheos.com/blogs/exploringourmatrix/2011/12/time-religion-and-science-fiction
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Nancy,
Ah yes … You know my interests … thank you for sharing!
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