Hello everyone and welcome to Books Unbound, the podcast where we Unbind Books.

To get to their hearts with your hosts us, it's Ariel and Raylene. Hello.

Woo-hoo. Welcome to mid-June. Wow. I feel that I don't understand where the last month went.

Yeah, I feel that. I didn't feel that way about May, honestly. Like, May, it's not like this is every single month where it's just like speeding by at the, but like for most of April, May, I was like, okay, sure, sure, sure. June, don't understand it.

Where to go?

Don't get it at all.

I actually, I was like, oh yeah, that girl emailed me yesterday.

I have to respond to it.

I go to respond to it.

It says sent nine days ago.

Literally. That happened to me yesterday.

It was about insurance. So I like had it top of my, it felt like I was like, she emailed me like two days ago. I just got to get back to her. And then I look, nine days. That's how fast of, like literally

one week that I don't really remember. Just like, God.

Blacked out for a week. Crazy. I don't like it. I'm not a big fan of this time speeding by situation.

And it's only going to get worse as we get older. You might be right about that. Just time, I'm curious, people who are retired, does it feel like time slows down or does it feel like

it's still going like just as fast?

I have a feeling that like, obviously this is all perception, but I just, I have a feeling

that the fastest time of your life is when you have young children.

Ooh, I bet. Yeah. This is kind of just based on like anecdotes and things I've heard from people like because so much is going on. And they grow so

fast. So like every, you know, couple of weeks are probably like, oh, they're already changing in this way

and this way. And it just makes time feel like it's going fast. Yeah of being busy and just like strung out i think that i think that that's the thing hmm well i don't have

young children but let me tell you it feels like time's flying and i um have god it's just been like

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