'Twas a quiet day, here in the 'burbs. The early morning clouds promised cooler, more humid weather, but they lied. By the middle of the day the temperature was 81 degrees, quite pleasant if you like that sort of thing.

I spent most of the day doing this and that--dishes, planning meals for the week, schmoozing the cats, reading.

I doing what Sue calls geek reading. It's by Sarah Norgate, Beyond 9 to 5 Your Life in Time. She explores the many ways that we regard, and are affected by, time. Many influences--biological, psychological, social, cultural, generational--come into play, analyzed on global levels as well as personal.

The current chapter is "Experiencing Time: The Case of the Twenty-First Century Mind." Speaking of personal time, I can hardly wait to have enough leisure time to read it.

I'll send it on when I'm done.