Why time goes by faster the older you get

24 November 2011

One of the theories, according to go-to Neuroscientist David Eagleman, is that our young years are full of first time events and our brains make more detailed and lasting memories of them.

But you know what? I have recently painted a huge bottle and decorated a giant snowman (currently on display at the Toronto International Airport) – both of which I have never done before, nor will probably do again – and time is still speeding past, out of control.

Right now we're rocketing towards the end of the year. In preparation I have updated the Sozi shop with lots of toys and prints, and I'm packing for Paris (where I'll be speaking at Pictoplasma at La Gaîté Lyrique on December 10). 

Goodbye 2011. I didn't even notice you'd arrived and you're leaving already.