I can tell what time of the day (or night) it is by splashing water on my face.. If it feels good then I know I just woke up.. If it irritates me then I know I was a dumb ass for doing such a stupid thing during the middle of the day and if I feel water on my face at night I know I left the commode running and it's now flooding the house.
If it's between 10am and 1am, I say something like "Is it about 12:20?" (or whatever time) to my husband, and he checks his phone and tells me I'm off by a couple of minutes.
If it's between 1am and 10am, I have no opinion about the time until my husband tells me it's an hour later than I'd like it to be.
Morning: Phone. To work: Car-clock. Work: Computer. To home: Car-clock. Home: mindlessly play ps4 with not the slightest idea as to what the time could be.
We got this one for my mom a long time ago and when she passed away, I kept it for our office. Since he's self employed and works seven days a week, it comes in handy.
There's 12 clocks in my house, a clock in the car, and my phone otherwise.
Does anybody really care?
If so I can't imagine why
@SIMBM
my fitbit
Your mom.
I can tell what time of the day (or night) it is by splashing water on my face.. If it feels good then I know I just woke up.. If it irritates me then I know I was a dumb ass for doing such a stupid thing during the middle of the day and if I feel water on my face at night I know I left the commode running and it's now flooding the house.
The town crier.
Hey, there's no choice for "time is an oppressive human construct and I choose to ignore its very existence".
@awk Sure, like gravity.
@awk now you're talking like @joelmw.
@JonT Aw, you remembered. @awk, That's high praise. Or maybe an insult. I prefer to think of it as praise. In any case, yes, I'm with you.
It is whatever time I say it is.
I wish I was cool enough to have a sundial...
"The trained mind does not need a watch. Watches are a confidence trick invented by the Swiss."
Bonus points for knowing the reference.
My insulin pump is on me at all times, and with a handy backlight switch on it, I always have a cloc available!
If it's between 10am and 1am, I say something like "Is it about 12:20?" (or whatever time) to my husband, and he checks his phone and tells me I'm off by a couple of minutes.
If it's between 1am and 10am, I have no opinion about the time until my husband tells me it's an hour later than I'd like it to be.
Clocks. Clocks just all over the damn place.
My Misfit Shine. Because I need positive reinforcement to get off the sofa.
Morning: Phone. To work: Car-clock. Work: Computer. To home: Car-clock. Home: mindlessly play ps4 with not the slightest idea as to what the time could be.
We got this one for my mom a long time ago and when she passed away, I kept it for our office. Since he's self employed and works seven days a week, it comes in handy.
It is always beer-o'clock somewhere.