I've always wondered how it is that I can get so much done in the morning but never have enough time in the afternoon on another day to do the same things. I now have proof that time does indeed go faster in the afternoon.
I've been reading an anthology at work the last couple days and on the first break I read one story. At lunch, I read two stories. On my after lunch break, I only got through half a story.
I think it's gravity related. The little hand on the clock face has to work really hard to climb from 6 to 12 but jumps down from 12 to 6!
I've been reading an anthology at work the last couple days and on the first break I read one story. At lunch, I read two stories. On my after lunch break, I only got through half a story.
I think it's gravity related. The little hand on the clock face has to work really hard to climb from 6 to 12 but jumps down from 12 to 6!
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It might have something to do with the fact that not all of the stories are the same length but I really don't want to confuse people with the facts, now do I? :D And I don't know why I can't get the same things done in the afternoon that I can in the morning. It's a mystery...or I'm tired and lazy later in the day! haha