Have you tried the experiment of just getting rid of as many clocks as you can? My life got better when I scrubbed most of them out of my life.
Slightly alarming realization: a clock is like an altimeter for your remaining life that rotates in the opposite direction.
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Or you can try biweekly daylight savings: fallback every other Sunday.
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I had a countdown clock for death (based on actuarial tables) on my desktop for a couple of years: https://www.google.com/search?q=countdown+clock+death&oq=countdown+clock+death&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l4.3651j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 …
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It's motivating to realize how few days are left... and concomitantly how few conversations with loved ones, how few really great books, etc.
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Thanks Paul. We all needed that.
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Except you don't know the barometric pressure at the landing field.
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Maybe more accurate to say you don't know what terrain you're flying over.
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Great pun!
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“Alarming” — there’s a dad joke in there
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Only you don’t know where ground level is.
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