I didn't get the clocks done yesterday. I had my appointment for flu and covid shots at 14h30 and that messed me up. So I'll be doing the clocks this morning. My upper arms are a little sore from the injections, but it's not at all bad.
A parcel of older vines.
Meanwhile, the local leaves continue their color change both in the woods around us and in the vineyards. It's chilly this morning. I could build a fire in the stove, but I've got clocks to change! The central heating is helping us out.
Three clocks to change at our house. The rest do it themselves.
ReplyDeleteI think I have 14 clocks to change--3 bathrooms, stove, microwave, (coffee maker?), 2 of the bedrooms have analog clocks, a little Eiffel Tower clock in the dining room, a wall clock in the fireplace room downstairs, 1 in the exercise room, 2 in the kitchen (that makes 5 devices in the kitchen with clocks LOL), and another in the work area of the basement. Jeepers! Thank heavens I don't wear a watch anymore, and the computers, phones, TVs, and iPad all change themselves. I don't even know when ours happens... next week? The week after?
ReplyDeleteWe promise not to report you to The Time Supervisor. -- Chrissoup
ReplyDeletegood for you to get those shots, despite the pain.
ReplyDeletemitch, I have some that do it themselves. They're great. I also have several timers for auto on/off of lamps (mostly). Some of them just require the push of a button, others are more "manual."
ReplyDeletejudy on my! Enjoy!
chris, I'll be forever grateful. ;)
michael, actually, no pain! I didn't feel a thing. I don't know if the guy used some topical anesthetic or not. If he did, I'm glad.
Glad to see that you are both vaccinated. Hubby and I are scheduled for both shots this afternoon. Free for us due to universal healthcare. Last time, we didn’t even feel the shot go in but short period of pain in the arm the next day … but only when touched. Small price to pay to avoid these maladies in the troisième âge. C.
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