I know now but I was in the dark for 24 hours. Sunday I
broke my watch band because I was careless and banged it on something. So all
day Monday I had to walk around relying on sundials until I got it fixed.
My wrist felt weird naked because I have always worn a watch
for as long as I can remember. I always
have to know what time it is. If I wake up in the middle of the night, I have
to look at the clock to see the hour. I was also annoyed at myself because the
watch was a thoughtful Christmas gift from Steve and I again broke the band.
My left hand is crowded these days between the watch and the
wedding ring. I’m not one for jewelry so the ring took some getting used to. But
not too much because I was accustomed to it basically by the end of the
honeymoon. Now when I take it off at the gym or to shower, I feel its absence.
I also see the indentation on my finger where the ring goes (but no tan line
because I only go out in the sun in my protective bubble of 106
sunscreen). I’m not right without these things.
So yesterday was torturous and confusing. Without my watch I
had only my cell phone, work phone and laptop to tell me what time it was. I’m
lucky I didn’t accidentally stay at work until 8 or 9, only realizing how late
it was when the cleaning people came in, because I’m not near a window.
After a long day, I finally got the watch fixed. They did it
for free because they only had to replace the little metal piece that holds the
band on. Crisis averted.
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