July 20, 2025
Day 15: Take Your Time and Hurry Up!
"You have time! You're still young! Take your time!", they say. Doesn't matter how old you are, they say the same thing. But if you ask them about their time, they say the exact opposite. They have no time for anything, but you have a lot because you're young, you're healthy, you're strong. I'm so tired of that...
Why? Because no one has more time than others. Every freaking day lasts 24 hours, right? And doesn't matter how old you are, all that matters is that you have this time to live day by day. When you're 16 years old, you need to eat, go to school, learn, do homework, help your parents and maybe sleep in this 24 hour period. When you're 40 years old, you have to eat, go to work, work at home, cook, help your old parents and maybe, just maybe sleep. In the same 24 hour period.
Of course, I know. They say this for the long term, but is it true in that regard? I think no. All that matters is your current stage of life. You can't live your early 20s in your 40s, right? Life rushes us every day. You have a lot of homework, so do it. You have a lot of work, bring it home and finish it. You have to do a hundred things at once, but you have only two arms and a head. And yeah, you can slow down, but then life starts to rush you more and more if you wait.
So I have time, yes. Exactly the same as everyone else.
Day 15: Take Your Time and Hurry Up!
", they say.
Because of the exclamation point, you don't need a comma (which would normally go inside the quotation mark)
DIt doesn't matter how old you are, they say the same thing.
Although we'd often omit the "it" in casual speech, officially it should be there (so it should be there in writing).
But if you ask them about their time, they say the exact opposite.
They have no time for anything, but you have a lot because you're young, you're healthy, you're strong.
I'm so tired of that... Why?
Because no one has more time than others.
Every freaking day lasts 24 hours, right?
And it doesn't matter how old you are, all that matters is that you have this time to live, day by day.
When you're 16 years old, you need to eat, go to school, learn, do homework, help your parents and maybe sleep in this 24 hour period.
When you're 40 years old, you have to eat, go to work, work atfrom home, cook, help your old parents and maybe, just maybe, sleep.
If you mean "work at home" as in do your job from home, we'd say "work from home." If you meant cleaning, it would be housework/chores/work around the house
In the same 24 hour period.
Of course, I know.
They say this for the long term, but is it true in that regard?
I think not.
All that matters is your current stage ofdaily life.
A stage of life would be like a certain era. Your 60s, young motherhood, your adolescence. Based on the text, I think you mean one's current life, period.
You can't relive your early 20s in your 40s, right?
To relive something is to live it again, it fits here well
Life rushes by us every day.
You have a lot of homework, so do it.
You have a lot of work, bring it home and finish it.
You have to do a hundred things at once, but you have only two arms and a head.
And yeah, you can slow down, but then life starts to rush past you more and more if you wait.
So I have time, yes.
Exactly the same as everyone else.
Feedback
Great job.
The title is very "Nirvana" :)
July 20, 2025
Yeah. :)
Thank you!
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Day 15: Take Your Time and Hurry Up! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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"You have time! |
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You're still young! |
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Take your time! |
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", they say. " Because of the exclamation point, you don't need a comma (which would normally go inside the quotation mark) |
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Doesn't matter how old you are, they say the same thing.
Although we'd often omit the "it" in casual speech, officially it should be there (so it should be there in writing). |
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But if you ask them about their time, they say the exact opposite. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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They have no time for anything, but you have a lot because you're young, you're healthy, you're strong. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Exactly the same as everyone else. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I'm so tired of that... Why? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Because no one has more time than others. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Every freaking day lasts 24 hours, right? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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And doesn't matter how old you are, all that matters is that you have this time to live day by day. And it doesn't matter how old you are, all that matters is that you have this time to live, day by day. |
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When you're 16 years old, you need to eat, go to school, learn, do homework, help your parents and maybe sleep in this 24 hour period. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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When you're 40 years old, you have to eat, go to work, work at home, cook, help your old parents and maybe, just maybe sleep. When you're 40 years old, you have to eat, go to work, work If you mean "work at home" as in do your job from home, we'd say "work from home." If you meant cleaning, it would be housework/chores/work around the house |
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In the same 24 hour period. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Of course, I know. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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They say this for the long term, but is it true in that regard? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I think no. I think not. |
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All that matters is your current stage of life. All that matters is your current A stage of life would be like a certain era. Your 60s, young motherhood, your adolescence. Based on the text, I think you mean one's current life, period. |
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You can't live your early 20s in your 40s, right? You can't relive your early 20s in your 40s, right? To relive something is to live it again, it fits here well |
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Life rushes us every day. Life rushes by us every day. |
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You have a lot of homework, so do it. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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You have a lot of work, bring it home and finish it. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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You have to do a hundred things at once, but you have only two arms and a head. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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And yeah, you can slow down, but then life starts to rush you more and more if you wait. And yeah, you can slow down, but then life starts to rush past you more and more if you wait. |
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So I have time, yes. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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