The weeks before any trip are full of some sort of mental static. Yes, you’re going away in the future but the calendar remains a … Read More

A basic grid on a piece of paper, the calendar is a deceptively simple tool used to measure distance in time. But sometimes it doesn’t … Read More

If you think a week has seven days in a row then you’re going to run into trouble in logistics and business: payroll weeks can … Read More

Time seems easy to measure, until you do. Two months sound like a long way between Jan & Mar, unless Feb has more than 28 … Read More

I’m starting to feel weirdly pressured about things I don’t really have yet. It’s because I know they’re going to arrive eventualy, but I can’t … Read More

There are times when you look around the room after a meeting and aren’t sure whether it ended fifteen minutes ago or forty-five. Sometimes time … Read More

Time zones aren’t mere lines on a map. They’re complex political systems that change throughout the seasons. Set an event for 10am and think it’s … Read More

You want accuracy in a process where there’s a lot of biological variability, so you get anxious waiting for due date: one date from your … Read More

Subtracting two isn’t enough; there’s a bit more to knowing your real age. On paper it’s easy, but subtracting two years from each other isnt … Read More