I don’t know why this summer feels like it’s flying by even faster than usual, but I’d like it to slow down, please. It offers detailed information based on your location about the sunrise and sunset (and also moonrise and moonset, moon phases, eclipses, etc. And this month really is grand: 31 days of peak summer — tomatoes, beach days, novels, baseball games, shooting stars, road trips, as much corn on the cob as a belly can fit. I’m not ready yet for the return of school schedules and stricter routines, but by the end of this month, I know I will be. P.S.— Our WBUR newsroom colleagues are collecting reader reflections to mark 25 years since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.