Sands of Time by PIP and ME

A clock is always ticked at the passing of time.

If you were Eating a clock, that would take ages because it is time consuming.

And if a clock is hungry, it can always go back four seconds.

Driving home alone from the eye doctor, I pressed the brake pedal to slow my car enough to miss the squirrel that raced across in front of me.

I said out loud...

Run Forrest Squirrel Run...

And realized my mind may be wired differently than most.

I mean who talks to squirrels and post  clock puns?

MADSnapper...

UPDATE: I am adding Ginny's comment here to preserve it and because I love what she saw here when she read the post.
You actually DO keep time in a bottle! I love each of these. The first one is so warm and golden. The second is the opposite...cold and icy. And he third one is pretty in pink! I love the big clock behind the little clock. It makes me think that the little one is for minutes, but the big one is for ages passing that we can never retrieve. Each picture seems to tell me a different story! The warmth of our time of youth, the coldness of old age, and the pinkness of little children and babies. I could just go on and on and on.....

I am still finding new things in PIP.. these were edited with Paint in Pip Camera App.