Happy New Year All!!
The only reason for time is so that everything doesn't happen at once. -- Albert Einstein
I remember becoming fascinated with calendars when I was 5 years old; then, later, there were wrist watches to discover.
I collected calendars ad nauseum, and after getting my Roy Rogers watch, would continually ask anyone around if they wanted to know what time it was.
I became majorly disappointed with time when I got my hands on a perpetual calendar at 9-10 years old. That's when I discovered that the year 2000 was coming. Boy,oh boy, did I want to see that.
(Pause here for calculations.) ... Never going to get to see that one. I'd be 53... nobody lives that long!
Later I discovered the error of my 'wisdom' and still dig time.
For this challenge post anything to which you can somehow attach time; timepieces, of course, but also use your imagination.
Posting my whole contribution now and will step back and watch.
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When I first retired, I expected to have lots of time on my hands.
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This is all that navigators had to keep time in the first few hundred years of oceanic exploration.
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My great-grandfather's, made in 1922. It still works and I wind it twice each day.
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Grandma Fox's mantel clock. This one no longer works, but it looks good.
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Times have changed. Remember when these were everywhere?
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Is shutter timing something we should know about?
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Turns out that I only have a little time on my hands.
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l-fox wrote:
Happy New Year All!!
The only reason for time is so that everything doesn't happen at once. -- Albert Einstein
I remember becoming fascinated with calendars when I was 5 years old; then, later, there were wrist watches to discover.
I collected calendars ad nauseum, and after getting my Roy Rogers watch, would continually ask anyone around if they wanted to know what time it was.
I became majorly disappointed with time when I got my hands on a perpetual calendar at 9-10 years old. That's when I discovered that the year 2000 was coming. Boy,oh boy, did I want to see that.
(Pause here for calculations.) ... Never going to get to see that one. I'd be 53... nobody lives that long!
Later I discovered the error of my 'wisdom' and still dig time.
For this challenge post anything to which you can somehow attach time; timepieces, of course, but also use your imagination.
Posting my whole contribution now and will step back and watch.
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l-fox Thanks for hosting the Challenge It should be fun. Great start
I have one some folks will understand.
dane004 wrote:
l-fox Thanks for hosting the Challenge It should be fun. Great start
I have one some folks will understand.
Never saw the movie, but it works here.
Happy New Year l-fox! Great start and just in time!
I will have to see if I can come up with something before my time runs out! ;-)
l-fox wrote:
Happy New Year All!!
The only reason for time is so that everything doesn't happen at once. -- Albert Einstein
I remember becoming fascinated with calendars when I was 5 years old; then, later, there were wrist watches to discover.
I collected calendars ad nauseum, and after getting my Roy Rogers watch, would continually ask anyone around if they wanted to know what time it was.
I became majorly disappointed with time when I got my hands on a perpetual calendar at 9-10 years old. That's when I discovered that the year 2000 was coming. Boy,oh boy, did I want to see that.
(Pause here for calculations.) ... Never going to get to see that one. I'd be 53... nobody lives that long!
Later I discovered the error of my 'wisdom' and still dig time.
For this challenge post anything to which you can somehow attach time; timepieces, of course, but also use your imagination.
Posting my whole contribution now and will step back and watch.
.
Happy New Year All!! br br The only reason for ti... (
show quote)
l-fox wrote:
Happy New Year All!!
The only reason for time is so that everything doesn't happen at once. -- Albert Einstein
I remember becoming fascinated with calendars when I was 5 years old; then, later, there were wrist watches to discover.
I collected calendars ad nauseum, and after getting my Roy Rogers watch, would continually ask anyone around if they wanted to know what time it was.
I became majorly disappointed with time when I got my hands on a perpetual calendar at 9-10 years old. That's when I discovered that the year 2000 was coming. Boy,oh boy, did I want to see that.
(Pause here for calculations.) ... Never going to get to see that one. I'd be 53... nobody lives that long!
Later I discovered the error of my 'wisdom' and still dig time.
For this challenge post anything to which you can somehow attach time; timepieces, of course, but also use your imagination.
Posting my whole contribution now and will step back and watch.
.
Happy New Year All!! br br The only reason for ti... (
show quote)
Fantastic!! This is going to be interesting! Fascinated by your story.
Clicker2014 wrote:
Happy New Year l-fox! Great start and just in time!
I will have to see if I can come up with something before my time runs out! ;-)
Okey-dokey, I'll expect great things from you.
It's almost that time....
...to wish everyone a happy 2018
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