Life is half over at age ten

By Myriam Benali in Anywhere  |  1 year ago  |  0 comments

In a groundbreaking article, T. L. Freeman discusses the relationship between actual age and effective age1. His conclusion is that the passing of the years goes faster as we grow older. This makes sense; for instance when you are 10 years of age, a year represents 10% of your life, and seems like a very long time. However, when you are 50 years old, one year has reduced to only 2% of your life, and hence seems only one-fifth as long.

via Why time appears to speed up with age

Long mornings

By Chloe Battaglia in Anywhere  |  2 years ago  |  0 comments

What if you woke up at 6:00 pm, totally calm and fresh, put some good old music  and spend the morning with your husband/boyfriend talking about little wonderful things?