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Splash No. 183 - Learning

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I can’t believe it’s December. For whatever reason, my internal calendar stopped moving sometime in October and I’m still sometimes in the mood for a Halloween movie. Maybe it was the Daylight Savings Time shift, that somehow threw a bag over my head and made me lose track of it all. The Negative Nancy side of my brain decided that this was aging — that whole “time moves faster when it’s a smaller percentage of your life” thing. To ease the Nancy Brain, I performed the deeply dangerous action of googling it, ready to be given useless tips or an anxiety-provoking WebMD article. Instead, I was met with the idea that our younger selves experienced time more slowly due to the novelty of their lives. Children were constantly seeing new things, learning new things, being thrown off with brand new revelations all day and all night. These experiences create tons of memories, to keep our days memorable and have them stand out. Even with how boring high school was, I’ve found recently found mys

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