Community Flow :: How can you find time??

**aliens**

I love art.. I love taking the time to sit and draw a picture or take some time to take photographs but i just never have the time! And i don't know where the time goes.. It's really getting me down lately... Anybody have any suggestions? [Confused]

**JustJen**

Spend the time that you've been using to browse forums or other webpages and do something creative/hands on instead. Or take photos now that the weather is getting nice!

**aliens**

I don't really spend loads of time on forums and i'd miss people if i left!

**Redex**

what do you usually do on a weekday? i mostly find time on the weekends becuase its nearly the only period where i have time to do things that i want.
walking around outside taking photos can be very relaxing and i enjoy it as a hobby.

**The Official**

I know what you mean. I love to draw and usually, I just can't find the time to sit down and do so because I am always so busy or another hobby just appeals to me more.

What you have to realise is that sometimes, you need to take a break and have some time for yourself. It doesn't matter how busy you are, you should take the time to sit down and do something that you enjoy.

I think that's really important. Honestly, if you're continuously working and such, you'll get burned out very easily and that's not healthy.

**cena2020**

J = Julian Date, decimal days
L = west longitude, decimal degrees
t = 18.697374558 + 24.06570982441908 (J−2451545.0)
T = 24 [ t/24 − integer(t/24) ] − L/15
If T>0 then LST=T else LST=T+24
LST = local sidereal time
And that's a new program for my CASIO fx-9860g II SD.

Example. Find the sidereal time in Hillsboro, West Virginia, at 5h UT on 10 May 2010.

J = 2455326.70833
L = 80.213° (west)
t = 91028.19268 hrs
LST = 14.84515 hrs

I just went outside and saw Arcturus almost at the meridian. Arcturus has a right ascension of 14h 15 m 39.7s.

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