It's the last day of daylight savings time for 2024. When I was growing up as a kid in Indiana, I often heard the coming season referred to as slow time when we turned the clocks back an hour. Most of the clocks in my house will change automatically. But a few battery-operated clocks will require the annual turning back, from fast time to slow time. I wish it was slow time although this week I'd prefer super-fast time to get the details of this election finalized to my satisfaction. And if we could slow time, possibly we could see patterns in events or be able to signal a warning about an upcoming crisis. And then again, maybe it would just be scary, instead of peaceful like flowing water. 

This photo is from New Hampshire with an exposure of .5 second. My camera is on a tripod. This is the Swift River in the Rocky Gorge Scenic Area.