We know about the relativity of experience within time. We know that, for good or ill, time can be altered and eternity can be folded into ordinary schedules. What was at one moment a priority suddenly becomes not important at all. But we in our arrogance think we can control time and predict the future. Of course not.
Little things change.
I can't imagine what they would do with the idea that in the championship games, there would be three teams all from Florida. We cannot live lives controlled only by the calendar. How we will seek to discover the Messiah in ordinary experiences means that we need first to learn to set aside the routine, to stay where we are, and yet leave the routine. We are continually being called out of our everyday to see the transcendent even when we try to set up substitutes for the divine. We are called out of our complacency.