TODAY I ASKED A QUESTION

During class I read a blog called "What's your Big Question" and at that moment I realized that I don't ask a lot of question like I did when I was little. Then it was brought up to me that as we grow older we stop asking 100 questions per day like when we were little. I guess it's mostly because as we grow older we start to experience more things and as we go along we are getting answers to our questions whether we no it or not. So I started thinking and a question popped into my head. My question is "Why is that when I have nothing to do time seems to go by slower but as soon as I have something to do there's not enough of time left?" When there is nothing to do people tend to get bored and time seems to drag on but when we gave a lot of homework time just seems to slip by. I guess that's why some students don't go to school because they know they didn't finish an assignment and they would rather turn it in late but have it completed rather than turn it in on time and be incomplete.