Noah was always a punctual rabbit. He prided himself on never being late, no matter what the occasion. His friends would often joke that he should get a job as a clockmaker, given his obsession with timekeeping. But Noah knew that he was destined for greater things than working with clocks. As a child, Noah's parents instilled in him the importance of being on time. "No one respects a tardy person," they would say. And so, from an early age, Noah made it his mission to always be on time. It wasn't always easy, but he managed to develop a knack for knowing exactly when he needed to leave in order to arrive at his destination on schedule. As he grew older, Noah's punctuality became a point of pride. He began to view it as a personal challenge to beat the clock - literally and figuratively. He started carrying around a pocket watch and consulting it obsessively, making sure that he was never more than a minute or two off from the correct time. If anyone dared to suggest that perhaps he was taking his obsession with timekeeping too far, Noah would just smile and say, "I'm just happy to be on time - always." Now an adult, Noah has continued to live by his motto of "always on time." He has never been late for work or for an appointment, and his friends have long since stopped teasing him about his obsession with punctuality. In fact, they have come to admire and respect him for it. After all, as the saying goes, "punctuality is the virtue of the bored." And who doesn't want to be virtuous? A wise quote from Noah: "There is no such thing as being ' fashionably late.' Punctuality is always in style."
