The past, present, and future don’t have to make you tense (unless you’re an English teacher). It all makes sense if you understand how time flies in your mind. Otherwise, you’ll always wonder what happened to “then”? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “You’re Either Living In The Past Or Living For The Future Because The Present Doesn’t Really Exist” and see why we passed “then” just now.
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