Once upon a time, there lived a young boy named Timmy. Timmy was a bright and curious boy, and he was always interested in learning new things. He was always asking questions and trying to figure out how the world worked.

One day, his parents took him to the countryside to visit some of their relatives. When they arrived, it was already late in the day and the sun was setting. Timmy’s parents had to go inside to catch up with their relatives, but before they left, they gave Timmy one last piece of advice.

“Timmy,” his mother said, “remember the time. You must always keep track of what time it is, or you might get yourself into trouble.”

Timmy nodded, though he didn’t quite understand what his parents meant. But as he was left alone, he had a feeling he would soon find out.

As the night grew darker, Timmy started to get worried. He had no idea what time it was, and he was scared to wander off by himself. He didn’t want to get lost, or worse, get in trouble with his parents.

Just then, he heard the sound of church bells ringing. The sound seemed to echo all around him, and it was then that he realized what his parents had said about time. The bells were ringing to tell him the time, and it was up to him to pay attention and make sure he used that time wisely.

So Timmy set off, feeling a little bit more confident. As he made his way through the countryside he paid attention to the sound of the bells, keeping track of the time. He made sure not to wander off too far, and after a while he was able to make it back to the house just in time to join the rest of his family.

The moral of Timmy’s story is that paying attention to the time and using it wisely can help you avoid a lot of trouble. Whether it’s learning how to tell the time by clock, or simply being mindful of how much time you have and using it wisely, taking note of the time is an important skill that can help you get things done in life.