Thursday, June 12, 2014

THRIVING THURSDAY

 

Watch me!

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It is always a pleasure to join Brenda at BYG Adventures to ponder words with many meanings.

Today's word is WATCH!

I love to wear a watch. I consider it a fashion accessory however I don’t read them very well anymore. I am also cheap and look for watches that cost no more than $10. I have a drawer full of used watches that need new batteries, however a battery usually costs more than $10 so I just buy different watches. I do own a very expensive watch that my parents gave me when I graduated Grade 8 and again I don’t use it because it costs a fortune to keep it running. It also needs to be wound up to keep it going.

Have you ever seen a ring watch? I have one of those as well. Years ago when I was in Switzerland I couldn’t decide between a cameo ring or a watch so I got a cameo ring watch. I gave it to my mother who has since returned it me. I have owned pendant watches as well as wrist watches. I have gold, silver, pearl and black watches. Although if I want to know what time it is I check the microwave or the telephone because they tell time in a digital fashion.

Just the other day, we had a power failure while we were in Charleston S.C. The alarm clock was flashing so I reset it because we had to get up early to return home. I read my watch and then set the clock one hour earlier so instead of getting up at 5:30 am we got up at 4:30 am. My poor son-in-law thought we wanted to leave their hospitality even earlier than we said.

Of course watch can also be used as a warning. Watch out! You can watch a pot boil or your grandchildren play in the playground. We love to watch plays and television. I love to watch the birds flying around and watch the flowers grow in the garden.

You can be a spectator and watch a ports game. You can keep an eye out for criminals and we have a Neighbourhood Watch!

When driving on the highway be sure to watch out for policemen who are looking for speeders and unsafe drivers.

What do you watch out for?

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I had a pendant watch as well. It was a gift from my mother. I also have had several watches that have long since vanished.
I do watch for the police while driving.

Thanks for pondering with me!
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It is amazing that you have so many watches!
I have had only two watches in my whole life, and I have lost none of them. -- As for clocks, I have had at least 5 of my own, but I have only one of them with me now. In our house, there is at least one clock in each room. Even the bathroom has a timer that shows what time it is. It seems that my family loves watching the time.
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What an awesome bunch of "watches" you have come up with Judy! Just like you and Romi, I also have a watch I was given when I was young. Back then they were expensive (by those days standards anyway), and it is the wind-up kind. I still have it in my jewelry box and it does work, though the face is quite small and would be hard for me to read now. We have become spoiled by digital time, so much easier on old eyes! :-)
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I have a box full of $10 watches. They all need batteries. I keep thinking I will wear them someday but I kinda doubt it as it has been a few years since I have taken them out of the box.
This was interesting. A drawer of watches! Oh my. I have one old Timex. I am a time watcher.

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