Although aging, I try very hard to live a contemporary life, keeping abreast of trends. With a lot of history going back over the years and decades, I often find myself reflecting on the past times.

In my mind, I go back and revisit my past experiences in my personal life, and my professional life in terms of the way trends and directions developed, what’s been good and what’s been challenging, and so on.

I often become so immersed in these reflections that I lose myself in history and contemporary issues get pushed to one side.

Some of those reflections are pictorial and others are written text.

Possibly the most time-consuming reflections and memories that are still stored within my head and upon things I reflect. When doing this I tend to become lost in time.

The past, present, and future are there for each of us.While living in the present I do reflect upon and think about the future – and my thoughts are seldom rosy for what lies ahead perturbs me with apprehension.

But thinking back over time of the celebrations and of the challenges and of everything that has gone before takes me into the world of rediscovering the vast trove of memories I have. These reflections I can become quite lost, Time and the present get pushed to one side.