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Seiko Watch I’m one of those people that are always on time, almost to the point of being a little too obsessive about it. I get really wigged out if I have to wait around for people, and I don’t want anyone waiting around for me like that. Oh just thinking about it makes me heart race.

With me being so neurotic about time, you can probably imagine that I rely on my watch a lot! I know I have my cell phone and my laptop to tell me the time, but there is something about a nice pretty watch on my wrist that I just love. And I just love this Seiko Watch. It’s a bangle style which means it hangs like a bracelet on your wrist, and looks really dressy. The diamonds make it look really classy too. I love it!

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Writing Mommy on 12 March, 2008 at 1:03 pm

I agree with you 100%. It’s a real pain to have to wait around. I love watches too. Had a couple of Seikos when I was in college. Now that I earn on my own, it’s out of my league. I live in India, so with the import duty and whatnot, it costs a small fortune. Have to stick to a Timex or a Titan (great designs, tho!)

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health watch on 12 March, 2008 at 1:52 pm

Being on time is the most essential for anyone on the world and in every sector. there is nothing more to say about it.

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David on 14 March, 2008 at 9:05 pm

Why should I be on time? Are we going some where?

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TRS on 18 March, 2008 at 10:15 pm

I always used to be on time. Then in college, I was friends with a group of girls… two of whom were always running late. I guess I got used to strolling in late.
I’m okay with being 5 minutes over… 10 if it’s not a critical deal.

But I was once at a training session for work for a week. It was in a part of town I don’t usually venture and I had to drive through rush hour traffic – which I usually never encounter. I honestly don’t know how much time to add for rush hour… I never drive in it! And besides, sleep is important.
Anyway, this woman who was also in training… NOT IN CHARGE… watches me walk in and announces… YOU’RE LATE! The people in charge were standing right there and THEY didn’t say anything…so the fact that this little peon decided to speak up really fried me!!