“I’m eating Mini Eggs, it’s the first week of January, and I’m not even sorry,” admits Stylist’s Kayleigh Dray. “But I can’t help but wonder how all of this early Easter chocolate 

u201cIu2019m eating Mini Eggs, itu2019s the first week of January, and Iu2019m not even sorry,u201d admits Stylistu2019s Kayleigh Dray. u201cBut I canu2019t help but wonder how all of this early Easter chocolate 

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“I’m eating Mini Eggs, it’s the first week of January, and I’m not even sorry – but I can’t help but wonder how this is impacting my sense of time.”

Easter eggs? In January? You better believe it’s having an impact on our brains...