Imagine how it is terrifyingly scary that everyone that you see in this video ...every single human being there is no longer alive....every conscious being there that carried emotions...memories...relationships...is now nothing but only dust levitated within the nature with no conscious directions......Time is the enemy my friend
This video makes me feel so small , so fragile and insignificant
Go tell that girl you love her.
Bunk that class you always hated.
Quit that job you did not like, it was never worth it.
Take the vacation you always wanted.
Call you parents, they may not be around forever.
Buy that dress you wanted to wear.
Time is not going to wait. One fine day you realize it's all gone.
Hey folks, its 1am January 1st. Hope you all made it safely to 2020
Remember, time is the enemy so be good to your loved ones and be kind to strangers. If you’re reading this, i wish you the best of health and happiness
Time waits for no one. It seems like a month ago that I was 33 with most of my life ahead of me. I'm 73 now. On my final chapter. There were so many things I wanted to, to be, as a young man but kept putting them off. There's always tomorror or next week, but for those of you who are young, there is only now. Seize the moment. Don't end up regretting that you never really tried. Life is fragile, transient, and we never really know when our number runs out, Keep your loved ones close.
And so now it's May of 2020. I'm still alive and although I almost died back in August of 2019 of stage IV kidney failure, and the was diagnosed with stage IV prostate cancer, I'm not only alive, but very much committed to making each and every day an ADVENTURE. And for everyone here who has commented, I want you to do the same. I don't want to hear excuses for doing nothing. Here are the words of Helen Keller: "Either life is a fantastic adventure, or it is nothing." So what do you want your life to be? And here is a quote from the 19th century German philosopher Nietzsche: "Live dangerously," and "be prepared to set forth on uncharged seas with cunning sails."
I want to know just what you're doing. email me at beattie3085 - geemail. At least do that!
This song feels kind of weird to me. I feel like it's a beautiful melody, but at the same time there's a lot of melancholy and nostalgia coming out of it. It's as if someone's caught in a time loop that they can't get out of. This video makes us feel futile in the face of the greatness of humanity and the irreversible passage of time. We are just passing through.
This film was shot on April 14, 1906, just four days before the San Francisco earthquake and fire, to which the negative was nearly lost. It was produced by moving picture photographers the Miles brothers: Harry, Herbert, Earle and Joe. Harry J. Miles hand-cranked the Bell & Howell camera which was placed on the front of a streetcar during filming on Market Street from 8th, in front of the Miles Studios, to the Ferry building. A few days later the Miles brothers were en route to New York when they heard news of the earthquake. They sent the negative to NY, and returned to San Francisco to discover that their studios were destroyed.
It’s just after midnight new years day 2019.
I have made it a tradition now of watching this video at the start of each new year.
It fits the mood perfectly. Peace n love to all of you..
Just imagine haveing the one girlfriend that would understand that pain you feel listening this awesome song. I mean there is no one. I will die alone and i don't know what to do.
