Where have the years gone?
I remember when you were only 65.
66 is a special number.
Not only is there a U.S. Highway with that number …
There’s an Interstate Highway with the same number.
How’s that for fame and popularity?
Sixty-six is a versatile age. “Years” isn’t its only measuring unit.
This year, when you reach your birth time, you’ll have lived through 16 leap years (5,856 days). The remaining 50 regular years provide another 18,250 days. At your birth time on June 22, 2019, you’ll be exactly 24,106 days old … or 578,544 hours … or 34,712,640 minutes … or 2,082,758,400 seconds.
Does knowing that make you feel old?
Speaking of feeling old … for years, I’ve thought of you as my “baby sister”, but I’m beginning to think that I was inaccurate.
When you turned one, your age was only 11% of mine, but a year later, you’d jumped to 20%. By the time you were 8, you had managed … in only 7 years … to close the gap to 50%.
I worked it out. By the time you reach 100, your age will be 93% of mine.
By 2479, the difference will be only 1%. Take a look at this graph.