When the clock strikes midnight? When the sun goes down? When the sun comes up? After you've woken from a night of sleep, or forsaken sleeping for that night? At 4am?
Extra Credit:
Do you like clocks? How many clocks can you see from where you're sitting right now?
Lucy, why don't you just visit all of us and take inventory of our households that way? We'd get to meet you, and you could travel the world and update your census of everything we own (chairs, coffee tables, lamps, clocks, and whatever else you've been asking about).
I consider "tomorrow" in several ways:
1. When I wake up after having had at least 4 hours' sleep (it's irrelevant whether the sleep occurs in daytime or nighttime).
2. The first measurable moment after midnight, my time zone.
3. The world will never end today, because it's always tomorrow somewhere else.
I own lots of clocks, but only two actually work as they're supposed to (the ones on my laptop and PC). My alarm clock's night light is burned out, but since I can't find the clock itself, that's not much of a concern. The rest of my clocks are either unplugged, the batteries are dead, or I just never bothered to reset them (DST is too inconvenient for me to reset the dumb clocks twice a year).
I've given up wearing watches because they seem to die after I wear them for awhile (sometimes just a matter of weeks!
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If the ground around here were decently flat, I'd get a sundial. Those are cool.
