tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6113256638961521090.post6812616460405672875..comments2010-01-21T16:18:40.055-05:00Ann H.noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6113256638961521090.post-47660700753294960642010-01-21T15:57:39.621-05:002010-01-21T15:57:39.621-05:00I&#39;m the same way with watches. I&#39;ve spent long periods of time just admiring the way they look; how they work; and the accuracy of one that I would check monthly and verify that it was still within 4 seconds of being accurate. I&#39;d reset it to Coordinated Universal Time and be content once again. <br /><br />Here&#39;s the strange thing: I don&#39;t wear a watch anymore. I was told by someone that I was a constant clock watcher, which was true, but not in the manner they thought. I became obsessive about not looking at my watch, and eventually relied on my cell phone. So, I don&#39;t wear a watch anymore, although I&#39;m still fascinated by watches. <br /><br />Bleh. I&#39;m reminded of how strange I am. It&#39;s a good/bad thing.Jessnoreply@blogger.com