How quickly does time pass?
Sometimes it feels like time is just flying by, and I almost get short of breath trying to keep up.
Other days, the hours drag on, and every second feels like an eternity.
Especially in those moments when I’m feeling a bit down, and I know that it’s time that heals all wounds.
Why is it that at the moment when I’m feeling down, time seems to come to a complete standstill?
And why is it not in the middle of the night, when the evening is super fun and lively, that time decides to freeze, and you could just keep dancing forever?
Should I wear a watch?
If it’s like in the case above, where I’m feeling a little down, is it even healthy to wear a watch, where I can almost count to ten for every time the second hand moves?
Or what should I do to move time as quickly as possible? Or what do you do?
I’ve tried crocheting countless pot holders with a good podcast in my ears, where I’ve listened to things like: “Why didn’t you just leave?”
It might be a little sad podcast to listen to, but it’s also comforting to know that I’m not the only one on this earth who sometimes has trouble thinking clearly and constructively…
Women's Watches – With or Without a Second Hand?
If you find yourself in the above dilemma, where time is moving too slowly, I would recommend choosing a watch without a second hand, or maybe even taking it off entirely.
On the other hand, it can be nice to have a watch with a second hand, as sometimes you need it for something.
Although I can’t quite remember the last time I used it... Maybe it was about 100 years ago when I tried running, and I can reveal it was a very short career for me.
Watches for the Woman Who Wants to Stay in Control…
For some people, wearing a watch may help them stay on top of things, without constantly being distracted by having to pull out their phone to check the time.
There’s a big trap here for me to quickly check something unnecessary.
So, maybe try something new: put away the phone, wear a watch instead, and perhaps you'll have a lot more time for yourself and your surroundings.
The Watch for You, the One Who Ages Gracefully
Are you one of those women who age with grace, the one whose life has passed by, leaving you with the most beautiful smile lines and the warmest, wisest eyes?
Maybe eyes that are having a bit of trouble seeing?
And fingers that are a little bit reluctant to work together with you?
Then I would highly recommend a grandma watch, like the one in the picture above.
It features a flex strap that doesn’t need to be opened, just pulled apart, and large black numbers on a white dial, making it much easier to see the time.