Everyday

me: *practises bar 180*

me: *perfects bar 180*

me: *practises bar 181*

me: *perfects bar 181*

me: *plays bars 180-181*

me: *messes up both of them, worse than before the practice*

me: ???????????????????????????????????

Well I sure miss them

More fun Zodiac facts here

I need this in my everyday life

When I was a kid people told me I was too young to have anxeity now that I’m grown people tell me I need to stop acting like a child and get over anxeity.

For a book written by a bunch of older Jewish men, I’m surprised the Torah isn’t funnier.

Yaasss

when bae gets mad and calls you by your first name. like bitch my name is baby, sit down.

Microwaves should have a night mode, for those late night snacks you want to make without waking everyone in the house up

Leap Day…Why Does It Exist?

Once every four years, an extra calendar day is added: a leap day. But why?

The reason for adding leap days to the calendar is to align the calendar year with the actual year – which is defined by the time it takes Earth to circle the sun. It is equal to 365 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes and 46 seconds, or 365.24219 days.

If all calendar years contained exactly 365 days, they would drift from the actual year by about 1 day every 4 years. Eventually, July would occur during the northern hemisphere winter! Wouldn’t that be weird?

To correct (approximately), we add 1 day every 4 years…resulting in a leap year.

By making most years 365 days but every fourth year 366 days, the calendar year and the actual year remain more nearly in step.

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