My Doc: "My PA didn't think that was at all funny. I couldn't stop laughing!" Had an appointment
with my GP yesterday and his PA asked me to perform a cognitive test. She gave me three words to remember and told me to complete the face of a clock with the time at 8:20 on a drawing of a circle she gave me.
When she returned to the examination room she asked me what the three words were. After I told her she asked for the drawing of the clock. She looked at it and said “What’s this?”. I said “A clock, a digital clock!” I drew 8:20 in the circle. If looks could kill, I’d be a dead man! 
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quit using analog clocks because the children didn't know how to tell time with them. My reaction was, I learned to tell time in school. One of the many reasons we send children to school - to learn. 
That is rather disturbing. I wonder when it started, when people stopped learning to read analog.
I love that you learned to tell time by using the sun - that is a pretty timeless way (sorry for the pun 
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when i am with a friend of mine and a person who is paied to take me to drs apts. grocery shopping. etc. the puns fly.
said, "Puns were the lowest form of humor" and of course he LOVED them, as do I. I have a weakness for really corny humor. I think it is genetic! 
I can hear the groan in my head.
and thought you'd appreciate it:
I asked a supermarket worker where they kept the tinned peaches. He said, "I'll see," and walked away. I asked another and he also said, "I'll see", and walked away.
In the end I gave up and found them myself in Aisle C.
Then we finished up and she headed out the door. I asked, "Don't you want to know the 3 words?" That was in October, and I still remember the words, but probably only because that happened. We both thought it was pretty funny.
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