As I mentioned last time, I’m in the process of getting a set of postcards printed of some of my digital work, so I’m write a little about each image I’m including.
It definitely seems that there are too many of certain sorts of days and not enough of other sorts.
For example, ‘science’ (i.e. 30 seconds in Excel) has recently proved conclusively (see graph below) that in any given week there are twice as many Mondays than any other day! 
Fridays, in contrast, are very rare; almost as rare as Nautilus Mornings.
What’s a nautilus morning, you ask?
Well, it’s one of those days when you wake up, look out of the window, and see a flotilla of giant nautiluses hovering in the dawn sky.
Yes, it’s a bit annoying when they knock TV aerials off roofs, or steal children’s kites, but believe me, atmospheric nautiluses are much less inconvenient than air-squid.
No, we really don’t see enough mornings like that, do we?
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