I always had a little clock in our study which wasn't digital. Last year it stopped working. Not long after I was passing a watch/clock stall in a market and I asked about a nice little clock, similarly not digital. The seller said he'd let me have it for a fiver as "It ticks and people don't like ticking". I didn't care, it was for the study not the bedside. I'm very pleased with my ticking clock with a proper face!I went and bought a classic alarm clock (you were right @PattiEvans, they sell them, but it took a while to find where!). Of course now my phone alarms sound perfectly and I am waking up ahead of time, but the clock was just a tenner and I am glad to have a backup. Plus can be good to leave the phone away from the bed on days off and avoid the trap of mindless scrolling in the morning...
Oh, the shop assistant did warn me one of the two models I was thinking to get ticks and the other doesn't. I went for the second as I thought the ticking could bother me when I try to sleep, and also it took less space. I did like the touches of colour in the other one: mind you, it was meant for children and had the "quarter past", "half past", etc written in the faceI always had a little clock in our study which wasn't digital. Last year it stopped working. Not long after I was passing a watch/clock stall in a market and I asked about a nice little clock, similarly not digital. The seller said he'd let me have it for a fiver as "It ticks and people don't like ticking". I didn't care, it was for the study not the bedside. I'm very pleased with my ticking clock with a proper face!
What an awful situation. I thought PIP was meant to be easier off you had a terminal diagnosis but apparently not.morning all 5 for me this morning with a flat fish over night, another boring day stuck in the house car repair day 2 in progress, hubby and daughters boyfriend started about an hour ago daughter at work until 3, wake up call for hubby its been over 3 years since he has worked on a car, when he was diagnosed with lung cancer we had a mobility car, but they stopped his PIP 2 months ago as in there opinion having terminal cancer does not qualify him any longer because everything is stable and he is able to live a normal life, he has appealed, but we won't know the outcome for up to 15 weeks, I won't hold my breathe even though he has support from his Oncologist and GP. so we bought the new car which in less than a week has cost almost £1000 in parts to repair sorry rant over hope everyone has a lovely day