Don’t forget to set your clocks back, and your hearts forward.
I’ll save this daylight in a jar
And let it out the coming spring
That way I’ll know it can’t get far
Complete control, yes, that’s the thing
But what if my reality
Is not the way things really are?
Is it human fallacy
to try and save light in a jar?
Mitch Teemley 
A great Picture truth there Mitch and words arranged so well!
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Thank you, Gary.
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We changed the time a week ago. It is darker at night but since I have had a rough and hectic time that one hour on Sunday was highly appreciated… lol!
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I’ll bet!
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😊
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Clocks back, hearts forward. Gotcha. 😊 I love that. Well, I don’t know about the clocks back. Ehh, either way. But hearts forward….yeah, that’s the stuff. 😃
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not fallacy at all, just faith in action!
Set that jar at some focal point on your desk
and let your light shine.
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Aha, you’ve reimagined the metaphor, Sarah.
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When the darkness comes light a candle…
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I’ve always felt daylight savings to be a bit of a fruitless human thing
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Me too.
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Reblogged this on Blue Dragon Journal.
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My first in the morning reminds people if they live in an area where the time changes to check their clocks. I don’t get the extra hour of sleep as I tend to be awake most nights when the time changes.
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While we can’t save light in a jar, the Light however can save the jars by putting Himself in them. Thanks for this Mitch!!!!
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And thanks for your thoughtful response, Heidi.
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Delightful.
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