time flying???????

[WIREMAN]

.....does it feel that way to you......another year flew by!!!!!!!!

[Doreen Peri]

thank god... 2010 sucked! LOL

Looking forward to a much better year in 2011 (as if numbers mean anything)

Happy Merry to you, Mark! Wishing you a great holiday and a fabulous upcoming year!

[mnaz]

yes.

[judih]

i wake up to Sunday and then it's suddenly Wednesday. so - yes!

[WIREMAN]

the weeks fly by and retirement comes faster.....yet i don't even wanna rush it.......these daze i enjoy the hardest of times as much as the best times....when i'm performing & recording or making sculptures it really flies.....happy holy daze to all!!!!!

[tarbaby]

in the phenomenology of internal time consciousness
my brain's neural conduction velocity slows down
and time keeps on slippin into my past

Why Does Time Fly By As You Get Older?

For all of you out there who are 12 and under, this next item has nothing to do with you, yet. But everybody else should lean in.

Here's NPR science correspondent Robert Krulwich, with one of life's more intriguing mysteries.
listen here

[Arcadia]

yeah, the last five years more or less...! felices holidays of whatever you name these days, wireman!

[WIREMAN]

they be the holy day's for me....a time to put work aside, be with friends and family, if you can and just dow whatever you please......

[SmileGRL]

yes it does. i guess age is literally what makes time go by faster since the length of a year, though the same as earlier years, feels shorter, the longer you've lived. when you're 2, then a year is half of your life and takes forever. but when you're 60, a year is only a 60-th of your life and thus feels so much shorter.

i'm with doreen on 2010 (a little bit). i hope 2011 is a better year for everyone

[WIREMAN]

the years all have there ups and downs......hell i've had the best and worst happen on the same day in fact......speaking for myself all can do is keep creating music and sculpture and put it out there for people to see and hear....it only gets better, i'm siked right now i just walked into nola cafe and sole 2 sculptures after a horrendous day out in the cold wind.....ya never know, life be an adventure and in that it is amazingly beautiful no matter what.....peace and love to all....

[judih]

how true, mark - ya never know what each second unfolds

[justwalt]

My childhood lacked responsibility, and a time standard was then set in place.
By age 10, my responsibility quadrupled, and I noticed the shortening of a day.

From working age, 16, responsibility quadrupled again, time was a literal blur, and I would not sleep for more than 6 hours out of 24.

A father at 21, I remember a sagitarius girl... the mother of my children, anyway,
Then, I slept 5 hours, and worked 17... the other 2 hours went missing.

I've experimented with this idea of time perception. It takes a long time to notice
a regaining of even a few minutes. But there's got to be a connection here too.

Why does time pass slower when we're at a place that we don't want to be... ?
like the dentist, or a school meeting and so on.

Why did the sagitarius girl complain about being alone?

[WIREMAN]

....if you want to live longer get a job u despise......

[Steve Plonk]

Time is that old friend who calls a few times during the year
to keep in touch. When we pause for station identification,
we realize time's passing: See the link to Pink Floyd's "Time"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntm1Yfeh ... re=related



Yes, as we grow older, our relationship to time changes--always fascinating!

[WIREMAN]

all in the %%%%%%%%%'s
although these daze
my young friends say
time is flying for them 2
everybody on the job also says this
next thing ya know it'll be 2012
WATCH OUT!!!!!!!!!!