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Sunday, September 13th, 2026, 5:48 am

Mid-September

Time flies

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I can’t believe it’s almost mid-September (in a month with 30 days 15 is halfway). We’ll be in 2027 within 3+ months and it already feels cold.

2026 was exceptionally productive for me – probably most productive since I was a teenager.

The other day, on the way back home, I recalled all the many activities I did when I was 15. I can’t believe I managed to squeeze in TV, computer games, tennis etc. into my day/s. It’s not that these recreational activities were “gainful” (probably a waste of time more than anything else), it’s just that I didn’t let school and homework take over my life. I did that in moderation. I even used to work out in school (with the facilities available). Towards the end I swam there.

I think my efficiency is peaking right now.

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