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No Time


One day, somebody asked an inhabitant of Chelm:
 “Where are you running to so fast?”  “To the train station. My father is coming tomorrow morning, I have to pick him up at the station”.  “But if he is only arriving tomorrow, why are you going to the station today?” asked the other inhabitant, astonished. “ Because tomorrow it is the first day of the fair and I know I will be busy all day”.

There are times in our lives when we feel time is out of control.  There are no spare moments for anything.  Yet, the truth is, there is always time for what is most important.




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