"Unlimited time became the luxury I yearned for, but because I didn't have it, time became what I learned to use. A minute here and a minute there and there was, surprisingly, 'enough' of it. I just had to be willing to be open-minded. I just had to be willing to give up my agenda of 'lots' of time, my fantasy of life as a full-time artist, and settle for the patchwork quilt of time here and there." --Julia Cameron I get asked all the time how I do all that I do. A big part of that is owning the snippets of time we have sprinkled throughout the day. I learned this lesson from a friend's father. He studies languages on his own, speaking many and reading even more, to be able to read literature in the language it was written and to understand the culture there more. He shared the story of being invited to attend a session where ancient Egyptian documents were being translated. The translators sat around a big conference table, and each took their turn wi...