Sparky, I don't doubt you are correct, but I don't have time to do the kind of research that I would have to do were I researching a legal case or preparing a dissertation. For the kind of research I need to do as a teacher and the kind of research my students need to do as high school kids, the online databases are far and away a better resource than the typical school library with a card catalog ever was. ITA that at a certain level of study (and especially in legal cases, I would think), that wouldn't be enough. I wasn't clear about that, sorry--didn't mean to make your head explode.

I'm allergic to the nickel that's on the back of most digital watches, so I'm an analog girl all the way.

I've been wearing the same analog watch for, um, 35 years now. I wind it every night (that Luddite tag is NEVER going to close, is it?).

So, for lunch, I had half a cheeseburger that was mostly lettuce and tomato (and I finished the veggies), NO fries, a banana, an orange, and an Odwalla juice instead of a soda.

Not super healthy, but better than it could have been.

I wind it every night

aww that's so cute. You make me miss the winding wall clock I lost in the divorce.

I am connie in watch timing. I need an analog clock for my massage appointments because I like the visual representation of how much time has passed more than numerical representation, but it sometimes takes me a while to remember what the time actually is.

(((Sean))). I don't even know what to say...

If there's any bits of spare ~ma that Sean's not using, can I borrow some for Comic Book Boyfriend. I don't need a whole lot, it just looks like some things are coming together to make stuff for him a whole lot better, and I'd like to give it that extra push.

My current watch has analog hands for hour and minute and big digital seconds flashing behind them.

Sean, I'm so sorry. We're here, fwiw.

Jars, that would drive me crazy (nope ... Luddite to the bitter end).