On whims and costs at 16,000 days.

Perhaps you guessed I also mark strides of ten days. I'm better satisfied by their greater substance than those of societal seven-day weeks. There's more time for an adventure or arc in each one; more of a chance to lose sight of the start from the end.With over three times the length, that effect is much further magnified by considering thousand-day stretches more primary than years. And with fewer of them, deciding on a personal theme or goal for each feels more reasonable and more momentous.My aim by day 14,000 was to have transitioned entirely from working in town to personal projects. That's been no small task logistically or constitutionally, but I'm still here on the planet, still fortunate enough to type away in near-optimal conditions.I decided to make the thousand days beginning day 15,000 (the start of my fourth "childhood") about placing a childhood-like fresh consideration above an accumulated lens or set of conclusions with respect to most everything, particularly basic…