I’m trying hard not to count the days. They decrease in correspondence to time. Gees. *put the hands inside pockets*
It is funny how we use time to measure moment. On what scale should we weight them? Hmm, let’s say, from October till February, it’s been 5 months of closeness. Do you consider it as long? I’ve had a serious relationship for more than striking 5 years, would you dare to compare? What about the intention of one one-night-stand? A night that leaves stain in your memories, not only for the occurring time, but forever.
Quoting from Star Trek, even forever could be only an extent of a blink of eyes.
Are there any other parameters to scale the moment? Could it be the moment itself?
Let’s give moderate rank for badminton and ice skating session. Probably also for a walk in the park and christmas present hunting. Hmm, swimming has always been my favorite activity, so let’s give it slightly a higher scale, and a more less when it turned down. A cheap talk at the end of the lunch break deserves the same. On the contrary, bicycling time with a boom box gets a good rank but nothing more. So, where does the Oscar go to?
*drum rolls*
I suppose we hand it to countless cups of tea at the edge of the night.
Surprisingly, the happiness crawls in when we do… nothing.
Instead of using time, activity, and cost to measure this, why don’t we use contentment, breath-taking scenes and simply companion?
An alternative way to model temporal analysis - waeeeeeeeeee.... :P
