I think we all know, surely we have all noticed this and noted it at one point or another in our lives - that time sometimes flows at different speeds - faster or slower. I wouldn't even say that this is some subjective phenomenon. It is a fact. Not because today I want the day to pass quickly, but it drags on. Sometimes that happens too, sure. But sometimes, no. And while I'm sure everyone has noticed this, no one is saying anything about it. That the planet spins faster, perhaps, or that the hands of clocks do, who knows, that will remain an eternal mystery.
But yesterday I came across a familiar meme again with another generally accepted truth that I think is valid for everyone, and it refers to the months of the year, I think I've mentioned it another time as well, probably last year at the same time of the year 馃槃. That January is the longest month of the year and it spins out slowly, occupying half the year even. Then comes February. It's a little shorter, but maybe only half as long as January. March and April are a bit shorter as well. Then May comes very quickly, then the rest literally fly away, you know, this applies to the northern hemisphere. September is not very long either, November and December are, but not as long as January for sure. And here it is, the year has passed.
In fact, January has now passed, and that means half the year is already over. Don't you believe?馃き
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