The Barn by Ralph Hagen for July 10, 2024

Analog watches.

Pinups.

Wallclocks? Seriously? Not essential, but still massively useful.

I have 3 wall clocks and I wouldn’t part with any of them.

I’m wondering if there are bonus points for ‘’TV Guide Magazine’’?

I get magazines and look at my wall clock while reading. It’s all good.

Why are wall clocks obsolete? I see them everywhere.

And oddly enough, I just got a magazine yesterday. Rarer, I know, but…

Battery-operated wall clock: essential. Until wi-fi outages are permanently “a thing of the past”!

Manners.

It’s a shame kids today cannot read a clock with hands since you get a better idea of how much time you have left to finish a project from a clock with hands.

I once received a misdirected magazine for a local grocery, Beverage Aisle Magazine-who knew such a thing existed!

And while working at a one-hour photo I got to develop and print photos for the local sheriff’s department which is when I learned that Ouch magazine existed. Eek!

Time Magazine for the win. :)

I guess this means those of us who have wall clocks are obsolete

Ha! Games not played on an app.

As many readers commented, wall clocks are quite contemporary and even essential to those of us who need to keep track of the time with the added benefit of serving as decor. Paraphrasing Charlton Heston, they will have to pry my wall clock from my cold dead hands.

Pocket Watches, Wrist Watches, Wrist Watch Repairmen

Typewrite ribbon

8-track tapes

Tube TVs. Phone booths. Paper maps.