I could easily describe to you what I did last week, but last month demands some generalization. When we announce plans for tomorrow they tend to be definite. Plans for next month are more like good intentions, with perhaps a couple of contractual obligations and a lot of blank space between. Recent research suggests that we have an innate time-line built into our brains' circuitry. This concept stretches forward and back, giving us our sense of past, present and future.
Vision involves perspective.
A distant telephone pole is no bigger than your finger, and mountains on the horizon are shorter than your thumb. This has the dual effect of making today very important and current events very large while making the past look closer than it is and at the same time smaller. But I don't want to let the apparent distance fool me, or the abstraction of years muddle my view. I have about 10,185 days in my account as I write this, and 10,150 by the time you read it. I'm going to make this day a good one, because I'll never get it back.