Life is what happens when …
Anyone who keeps an eye on the media stories that flash by every week will be aware that (broadly-speaking) 90% of them cover ‘significant’ world events, another 9% deal with odds and sods of little significance and perhaps the last 1% are gems.
Leaving aside for the moment under which heading it deserves to be filed, I could not resist bringing to the attention of Rust readers the following item supposedly detailing how much of our lives we spend doing different things, penned by one John Nash, and appearing today upon the website of the – DAILY MAIL
