I was reading your blog this afternoon and thought, great, you should get your clock repaired because it's bad feng shui not too! I have lots of feng shui books etc but since I moved a couple of years ago, I haven't even sorted my clutter out yet! And then I thought I have a few small clocks with no batteries in, erm, I need to sort that out today after reading this"A broken clock represents stagnate time. We want to move on and up, not go backwards or nowhere." http://www.gather.com/viewArticle.action?articleId=281474977742197
Looks a nice, solid clock though. Hope it can be repaired.
Oh dear, nothing deep or significant in this blog post! My old clock hasn't worked for years; I like it, and intend to get it repaired if I can. That's all!
It's because you have been acting a bit mysterious these last weeks that I'm expecting a double meaning in a very down to earth message. Hahahahahaha, nice one
What a bloomin' lovely clock! I have got one with a Westminister chime in my living room, and the number of hourly bongs, never matches the hour. Who fixes these things?!
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ReplyDeleteAt least it is right twice a day :)
ReplyDeletePoor thing....
viv in nz
I have a tall clock that I love, but it doesn't run either. Right now it says 9:37, but I think I will change it. I can make it any time I want!
ReplyDeleteI think that I should forget to wind the clock!
ReplyDeleteI was reading your blog this afternoon and thought, great, you should get your clock repaired because it's bad feng shui not too! I have lots of feng shui books etc but since I moved a couple of years ago, I haven't even sorted my clutter out yet! And then I thought I have a few small clocks with no batteries in, erm, I need to sort that out today after reading this"A broken clock represents stagnate time. We want to move on and up, not go backwards or nowhere."
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Looks a nice, solid clock though. Hope it can be repaired.
I give up we need another clue.
ReplyDeleteAlas, time moves on!
ReplyDeleteBecause you now have a man in the house? Is that the clue? Please stop the torture, I've been thinking of today's blog all day.
ReplyDeleteOh dear, nothing deep or significant in this blog post! My old clock hasn't worked for years; I like it, and intend to get it repaired if I can. That's all!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous clock Rachel! Looks lovely on the mantelpiece.
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Such a lovely clock, it does deserve to work :o)
ReplyDeleteI hope you find someone who can get it going. It has a lovely face and bakelite is always to be encouraged, I think.
ReplyDeleteThe companion has a place in the sidebar, and it's above the animals!! - it's REALLY serious then!
ReplyDeleteHa ha. Please note the time my kitchen clock is stopped at: http://hasenschneck.files.wordpress.com/2012/05/img_1901_21.jpg
ReplyDeleteGoing to hunt for your email now.
By his boots shall we know him then? Poor C.
ReplyDeleteLovely clock though!
Right time or not , it's a beautiful clock .... besides do people worry about GMT in Somerset ?
ReplyDeleteIt's because you have been acting a bit mysterious these last weeks that I'm expecting a double meaning in a very down to earth message. Hahahahahaha, nice one
ReplyDeleteWhat a bloomin' lovely clock! I have got one with a Westminister chime in my living room, and the number of hourly bongs, never matches the hour. Who fixes these things?!
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