A Wonderleaf question

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Time feels fast during fun because your brain is busy with the game, story, or conversation instead of monitoring minutes. With less attention on waiting and fewer mental check-ins, the stretch can seem short while it is happening, even though the clock has not sped up.
Later, the same afternoon may feel full because the best parts are easy to picture again. A dull wait can do the opposite: it seems long in the chair, then leaves only a thin memory behind, like a page with hardly any drawings.
Set a five-minute timer twice: once during play, once during quiet waiting, then compare how long each felt.
Watercolour scenes, straight answers, about three minutes cover to cover.
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