Retiree Clock

[Midpack]

I'm sure some of you have seen these, but for those who have not:

 

[Notmuchlonger]

Wheres the one that says "go back to work you are out of money?"

 

[socca]

I like the concept. However, I'd broaden the product line a bit:

+ for retired folks with a foul disposition, I'd have a model where every day is marked as 'Monday'

+ for more positive retired folks, I'd have a model where every day is marked as 'Saturday'

+ for pious folks, I'd have a model where every day is marked as 'Sunday'

 

[Notmuchlonger]

For the folks who like their liquor.

When isn't happy hour

 

[Cattusbabe]

My husband has one of these hanging over his desk.

 

[Nords]

My husband has one of these hanging over his desk.

When we're empty nesters, no longer attuned to the school schedule, we're going to put one in the livingroom.

 

[BUM]

The clock I most often watch is the tide clock

 

[Rustic23]

Have one of these. Hangs on the living room wall.

 

[youbet]

Have one of these. Hangs on the living room wall.

Mine's hanging right in front of me here in the home "office." It's quite useful. On any given day, I can estimate what time it is pretty accurately. But, it's not uncommon for me to forget what day it is and, unlike a regular clock, my retiree clock tells me that. Glancing up at it, I see it's approaching half way through Sunday..... plenty of accuracy for my needs and I don't have to stop and wonder, despite knowing it's 11:10 AM exactly, what day it is!

 

[Goonie]

All they need to do now is add a little blinking red light onto it for Saturdays and Sundays as an added precaution & reminder for us retirees to NOT venture out shopping....since all of the [-]cubicle monkeys & little monsters[/-] people who are still working & their darling children are [-]rampaging & terrorizing the stores and malls on their 2 day binge[/-] shopping for necessities on their days off.