Well, if you were tracking time with a sandtimer that would work, sort of. OR we could redefine an hour as 40 minutes, giving us a 36 hour day. Or 45 minutes, for a 32 hour day if you don't need quite so much.
The problem is that it's metered at a steady pace. If you have fifteen things you like doing and each of them takes two hours and you can only do one of them every twenty-four hours, then you don't get to do each of them very often.
Maybe you need 'bunchier' time. "Can I have twenty hours of evening today, and then skip it tomorrow?"
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Date: 2008-07-08 05:06 pm (UTC)The problem is that it's metered at a steady pace. If you have fifteen things you like doing and each of them takes two hours and you can only do one of them every twenty-four hours, then you don't get to do each of them very often.
Maybe you need 'bunchier' time. "Can I have twenty hours of evening today, and then skip it tomorrow?"