There is something wrong with earth’s rotation… Currently I have about 8 hours to be at work, 8 hours to do whatever, and 8 hours to sleep. The problem is that I usually end up staying up really late, so in pratice I have 8 hours to be at work, 12 hours to do whatever, and 4 hours to sleep. Now, this doesn’t really add up, because I need more sleep than 4 hours. So, what happens is that I move the schedule a bit more every day. If I stay up until 2AM on monday night, I sleep a bit extra on tuesday morning. This in turn makes me less tired tuesday night, so I stay up until 3AM, which of course doesn’t make it any easier getting up early on wednesday.
I propose that things are changed to this:
Each day has 32 hours: 8 hours to work, 16 hours to do whatever, 8 hours to sleep. This would be perfect for me, because although I need 6-8 hours of sleep every night, I can easily stay up for 24 hours before going to bed.
Since my proposal assumes that one can slow down earth’s rotation both around its own axis and around the sun, as well as numerous other things, I’ll just have to keep dreaming and think of other ways to increase the time I have to do whatever… Maybe work 4 hour days? Or not work at all? How hard can it be to find a job where you test sunblock creams in high-exposure areas such as Hawaii?
Life as a student is good, isn\’t it?
Hehe, maybe that\’s what I should do? Not as lucrative as working though…
Yeah? \r\n\r\nWell I get to wear sun screen in high exposure areas, say Australia, while living the life of a careless student.\r\n\r\nAnd my only consern is, whether my beer is still cold or not
\r\n\r\nLife is a beach (?)
Yeah yeah yeah, just rub it in!