I think the clock is slow

[thepeopleseason]

If this week were to move any slower, it'd be yesterday.

Ugh.

Comments

[solsistr3.livejournal.com]

AMEN.
I am full of ideas that I totally can't execute without my sewing machine and box of supplies!!

[thepeopleseason.livejournal.com]

I wish I had ideas. I'm sitting around feeling my skin drip off my bones.

[musesfool.livejournal.com]

OMG yes. What is that ABOUT? This day has been ENDLESS!

[thepeopleseason.livejournal.com]

I dunno. Down here in Atlanta, the heat isn't helping but I have a feeling that a lack of LJ posts is one reason I'm bored out of my skull.

[aviationwolf.livejournal.com]

You know, I actually think the week is whizzing by....

Might be because I have a JOB now. I actually worked two full days at it!
And they pay me!
And I teach for 6 hours straight!

[thepeopleseason.livejournal.com]

And yet you can go for a five day weekend?

*grumble*

clock of the long now

[(Anonymous)]

i don't know where i am anymore because my hours all run together in minutes; and my minutes all run together in seconds. it's weird how that happens.

i go to work.. then when i leave work, it's like it's the same time of day but darker. 9-9:30, or 10:30-10:30. strange. very strange.

however, you should read that book "clock of the long now" because, hey, you'd really like it. and it would make your paltry slow day seem like milliseconds - or smaller, really.
superlove,
la

ps: what i want most for my birthday (or anytime, really) is a clock that has milliseconds. you may already know this, but circa 1999, every store had a countdown clock with milliseconds, and i would stand there, mesmerized. and i think, at one point, you may have been commissioned to retrieve a clock like that for me. but i never did get one. and my life is sorely lacking in the millisecond department.

Re: clock of the long now

[thepeopleseason.livejournal.com]

Does the millisecond knowledge help with the long hours/minutes/seconds?