the hourglass

Shamus on view

Me-usings and Me-emories

7 Nov 2021 - I don't quite understand all the peep dithering when it comes to time:  the sun rises, the sun sets, one lines up his activities accordingly.  Regardless of what number is assigned the halfway point in the sun's journey across the sky, that moment does neatly divide the span into two parts.  Language assigns a name to the early half and the later half.  But all this weighing and classifying does not add one more minute to the day's length.  The sun rises, the sun sets.  If you want more light at the "end" of your day or if you wish to rise with the sun, then you need to shift your life accordingly.  It doesn't require agreement among the masses.

clipped notes

                             Today's Catechism 

                            (for the autodidcat)

One makes time

for the important stuff.

Bring back Bastet

Bastet beckons

Catty Corner

quote of the day - "I wasted time, and now doth time waste me." ~ William Shakespeare (who kept company with tuxedos)