“You pray five times a day?”
“Yes.”
“Every day?”
“Yes.”
“How do you find the time?”
“I just do.”
“But, like, how can you just drop everything and go pray? I can barely find the time to read my emails.”
“I just find the time.”
“How?”
“So… did you check Facebook today?”
“Yes.”
“And you check it every day?”
“Yes.”
“And Insta?”
“Yeah.”
“And Snapchat? And LinkedIn? And Twitter? Maybe Tumblr too?”
“Not LinkedIn.”
“If you have time to check these every day, you have time to pray.”
“Huh, I guess so… Hey, can you follow me on Twitter?”
“Of course.”
Good logic..can always find time to do what is important to us and still have time for other things.
Thanks for reading Jo. I think you summarised it better than I could have!
This fails to satisfy the first questions with an answer, but in misguided logic, he follows the guy on Twitter.
It’s real.
We have time for a lot of activites whitouth importance but not for real important things.
Thanks for reading Renato
Sorry – no story, just a bit of didacticism