Tis true that timepieces have high expectations of their owners. My carriage clock often presses me to harness up the horses, stow luggage on the roof, and sit up front with a whip while it goes round collecting passengers. I don’t even have a license!
Good point, Silk Purse. I’ve always said we should nix all time pieces and go back to the hourglass and the Incense stick system. They were dependable and one made the room smell like sandlewood.
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Good one, tref.
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Thanks, DB
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Just a minute! I need to read that a second time…
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Tis true that timepieces have high expectations of their owners. My carriage clock often presses me to harness up the horses, stow luggage on the roof, and sit up front with a whip while it goes round collecting passengers. I don’t even have a license!
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How very Mennonite of you.
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Beware – time is always watching! 🤓
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Sly, Betty. Very sly. It only took me week to get it.
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Heehee😆🤣
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Time is on my side. It should be on my wrist, but I’ll make do.
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I thought time was on my side but now I feel I’ve been played for a chump
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Time is fickle.
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Time is relative. Unless your watch is related it could be wrong too.
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Good point, Silk Purse. I’ve always said we should nix all time pieces and go back to the hourglass and the Incense stick system. They were dependable and one made the room smell like sandlewood.
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