Time is really messed up!

[snowsprite]

Same day, time perception changes...

I got home from work and time suddenly sloooowwwed down like a ski on grass. Last night seemed like an entire weekend to me!

Here's a list of some of the things I had time for:

*called some lawn repair places

*Wandered around the yard for a while

*biked to liquor store w/ my husband, picked up 2 bottles of wine, leisurely ride home thru the burbs

*prepared and had dinner

*Visited with my sister

*took a 2.5 hour nap

*read 3 National Geographic articles

*Watched the Daily Show and some show about this poor girl trying to lose weight

*Wrestled w/ the hubby for a while

*Showered

*Walked up the street to get my white cat who has recently taken up residence with the neighbors for some reason

*Went to sleep

This was like the never-ending night! So the day flew by and the night dragged by (but not in a bad way). That is how I perceived it anyway.

Other nights, I feel like I get home from work and look up and it's 11pm. Where did the time go?

I'm still perplexed about this issue.

It's now 9:22 a.m. and I think today isn't going to be a "dragger" either. But when it comes to time, you just have to wait and see.

Sprite

[Tippster]

You ever notice that when you get into a theoretical science discussion with Buster you get homework?

[iceman]

time to start looking your idiots cage.

is that supposed to make sense or are you just bitching and babbling incoherently?

[Tippster]

is that supposed to make sense or are you just bitching and babbling incoherently?

My vote is for babbling - it's been hot in SoCal, and he probably had a Silicone Transporter walking by his window....

[Baaahb]

Time for me tends to slow down and stop when I listen to explanations of relativity.