On the left is the grandson’s wrist watch, clocking his steps and his heart rate and the weather and … the time.
Meanwhile, grandma is dragged kicking and screaming into the digital age. The new watch on the right hasn’t even been properly put in action yet.
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I’m coping with a watch that merely tells the time. Works for me.
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I have been told that I need to walk more – generally, because of my occasional back pain (having it not being it) and because of other heath concerns (nothing major). And a watch to count my steps seems more fancy than one of those step counters which I keep misplacing.
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Oh, I’m not knocking fancy watches. My ‘children’ all seem to use theirs, and constantly. But I’m a simple soul…
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I never use a watch, really, it bothers my wrist. My husband gifted me fancy watches and I NEVER wore them (he stopped after his third attempt or so).
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‘Im Indoors never wears one either. I feel naked without one.
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Like me with earrings (besides my wedding band my only jewellery) – I feel completely naked without him.
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