Today

Today

Working back from the diagrams written in egg yoke on ancient e-ink displays, the current date and time is given as:

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Calendar

The current day shines as a dark ring on the analemma calendar. There are five seasons, consisting of 6 weeks with a dozen days each. Each seasons starts with a reset day zero. Leap years start with a double reset day or tenpo suno namako.

The year starts at the day of the summer solstice and meets the following five seasons or moods in turn:

• o-taso-lon - the season of simply being
• o-awen-kiwen - the season to brace yourself
• o-awen-lon - the season to celebrate just surviving
• o-sin-pona - the season of renewed hope
• o-lon-pona - the season of joyful living

Week tasks

While in early references, there is no mention of naming weeks of days of the week, cross-referencing other sources has lead to the following interpretation. Each day of the week is themed to a home-bound focus. These are:

• 0 - ala - reset day
• 1 - kasi - care of indoor plants and garden
• 2 - telo - care of water spaces such as bathrooms and kitchen sinks
• 3 - lupa - care of doors, windows and their frames
• 4 - lape - care of resting and sleeping spaces
• 5 - supa - care of surfaces
• 6 - anpa - care of floors
• 7 - pipi - care of bugs and pests
• 8 - weka - care of throwing away
• 9 - insa - care of inner spaces such as fridges, drawers and cupboards
• - moku - care of cooking and pantry
• - len - care of clothing and curtains
• 10 - ilo - care of appliances and machines (including car and bike)