Time in 2019

My Word of the Year for 2019 – TIME

Why did I choose TIME?

It’s funny how sometimes a word keeps jumping out at you in what you read, what you listen to or just in everyday conversation. That’s what happened with TIME, it just kept cropping up, so I decided to go with it and jotted down a few ways I am going to try to focus on TIME in 2019.

TIME for self
TIME for others
Take TIME
Make TIME
Give TIME
Lose the guilt in relation to TIME passing
Use TIME wisely
Try not to waste TIME
Down TIME
Limit TIME on social media
Make the most of TIME

For the past few years I’ve chosen a word of the year #WOTY – here are the words and a link to the post telling why I chose each of them.

2017 – New Horizons
2018 – Focus
2019 – Time
2020 – Jump
2021 – Bold
2022 – Gift
2023 – Explore

Each month I wrote an update which helped keep me accountable and I enjoy sharing how my word impacts on my world.

my poem about time — My magnetic poem about time

All my TIME posts are here in one place – click the link to read more!

December 4: What is the Globetrotting Granny up to? Come join me as we farewell November and welcome December
November 5: Join me for a cuppa and a chat as we outrun October and give November a nudge
October 3: Come in for a cuppa as we spring from September into October
September: On a blogging break while travelling to see my very premature granddaughter
August 6 : Come in for a chat as we travel from July into August
July 2: Time for a cuppa and a chat as June journeys into July
June 4: Time for a cuppa as May moves into June
May 6: Saying au revoir to April and g’day to May
April 1: Saying goodbye to March and hello to April
March 5: If we were having a cuppa
February 2: January Time Taking Stock
January 6: Time – How to get more of it in 2019?

I’d love to hear from you. Leave me a comment to say hello 🙂

Deb 🙂

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Deb is a young-at-heart & active 60+ blogger/retiree, after being made redundant from her 22-year career managing education programs in a men’s correctional centre (jail). She now spends her time reading, blogging, riding her ebike and travelling. Deb was awarded a Bravery Award from the Queen when she was 17 after a tragic accident – a definite life changing moment! She is married with 3 grown-up daughters & has 4 grandchildren. You can read more of Deb’s story here