Am I gross?
Nick thinks I am gross because I never take my watch off.
I bought a waterproof watch purely for this reason - I am terrible for forgetting things, so by keeping the watch on I am never without it.
I applauded my sensible-ness. Nick is horrified, saying it's disgusting, that my arm must smell (it doesn't, I checked) and that my wrist skin will get all scabby and diseased.
Does anyone else indulge in this apparently unsavory practice, or I am alone in my perpetual watch-wearing deathtrap?
I bought a waterproof watch purely for this reason - I am terrible for forgetting things, so by keeping the watch on I am never without it.
I applauded my sensible-ness. Nick is horrified, saying it's disgusting, that my arm must smell (it doesn't, I checked) and that my wrist skin will get all scabby and diseased.
Does anyone else indulge in this apparently unsavory practice, or I am alone in my perpetual watch-wearing deathtrap?
posted by Rach at 10:00
3 Comments:
No, not gross at all. I bought one of the originla swatch watches back in the eighties and wore it for about 3 years and never took it off. My skin didn't smell either. I think the tricm is not to wera it too tight. Men can talk anyway, some of them still wear their underpants for more than one day...eeeugh!
Understand where you're coming from, I'm sure I used to do that years ago! I never wore a watch for a long time as I couldn't find one that I really liked, it used to drive Gregg nuts, me asking him what the time was, all the time! I eventually found a nice one in the Furla shop in Florence, but I do take it off at night!
L x
I hate to say this Tracy but your watch wrist did smell. We were all just too polite to say anything.
;-)
Did I tell everyone that Tracy came to Sheffield for 2 days and didn't even come round to see me?
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