This grid represents my life; each square represents a week in my life. As time passes, past weeks are highlighted. Each row represents a year; I assume that I’ll live 90 of them (just a guess), so there are 90 rows. What’s striking is that each week is rather prominent. What simply breezes by hardly noticed is what makes up our lives. We don’t really feel that each week matters, but the grid shows that it does. Each week is plainly identifiable, and there aren’t that many of them in a life.
*I was born on October 25, 2001 at 1:04 am, but to keep the weeks in the grid neat, the first week starts the following Monday, at 12 am. As a result, the first four days of my life are unrepresented.*