Time
1. Do you wear a watch?
No, I don’t, I use my mobile phoneinstead of wearing a watch and I think it basically provides the same function,it’s just more convenient to check the time and the date, plus I can set upother functions like alarm and world clock.
2. Do you think time is very important?
Yes, it is important, it’s notmoney, it’s more valuable than money, money can be regained but time can not, Iremembered some one said once, nothing is as far as one minuet ago, time passeswith its own brutal way waiting for nothing or no one. Basically time isimpossible to gain, potentially difficult to use effectively and easy to waste.
3. How do you feel when you are late?
I feel extremely embarrassed andshamed, since being late is the way to expose someone’s impoliteness and toshow no respect to the occasion or the person who’s been waiting, I seldom putmyself in this shameless situation, if I were about to late for something I’dmake a phone call or send texts to inform my situation and express myapologies.
4. Do you think it is important to be on time?
Absolutely, punctuality is a basicvirtue and the credit that you can gain from others to show your courtesy and professionalism.People always rate punctuality as the top reliability.
5. When does time seems to move fast and when does it seem to moveslowly?
For me, time moves fast when I am totally indulgemyself in doing something I really like, such as when I am holding aninteresting story book or gossiping with a dearie friend who I haven’t seen fora long time or when I am being with someone who I particularity have a hugecrush on. I feel time moves slowly when I am in a quite embarrassing situation,I also think time can slow itself when I am having my math classes or doing endlesshomework.
