Eleven-five-ohfive.

[wholesomelymid]

So yeah, two years, huh?

Goddess, time is too fucking weird. Maybe I've just been reading too much Faulkner lately. Two years ago seems like ages and then again nothingatall. And everything that has happened in between should have taken millennia to happen, but it didn't.

*essplodes*

It boggles my mind why time doesn't boggle more people's

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[tarawa]

Yeah, Its for sure surreal. A lot has happened over the last year, and I had junk going on last year at this time, so its doubly weird remembering all the things that have changed in those 2 situations over the last year.

[bleakreality]

Time is one of those things. I think it boggles lots of people, but most learn to live with it.
Timezones, on the other hand, still weird me out.

[wholesomelymid]

I suppose that's fair. It seems to me, though, that whenever I learn to live with it, something happens and I unlearn. ;-)

Yeah, timezones are weird as hell. I wonder if it would be weirder if we didn't have them and three in the morning just meant different things to different people in the world.

[bleakreality]

I got into an argument with my Geography teacher once, over that. I thought people would learn to live with it, he didn't.
I mean, before monks started measuring the hours because they had nothing better to do, people lived by natural time. When the sun was up, you worked. When it went away you slept. Simple as that. I wonder how we'd cope with that kind of thinking now.

[wholesomelymid]

How nice that would be. I much prefer functioning by my own instinctive internal time.

[yesisaworld]

Einstien's Dreams by Alan Lightman, omfg, READ. :)

[wholesomelymid]

Hey, that sounds interesting. Will do.

[vientoeste]

Agreed.

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