My hubby was in Mexico and was advised before he left to leave any expensive watches or jewelry behind. It was really painful to see his watch left on the dresser. It caused my own wrist to ache in sympathy of being watchless. My own watch cost a fraction of DH's watch and would have been safe as rocks in Mexico.
I normally wear my watch on my right hand, but can't take pictures with my left (and was too lazy to set up the tripod), so I switched it to my left hand. The second shot was nearly a tosser, but I liked how my wedding band is in focus -- focused on a different type of time.
My hubby was in Mexico and was advised before he left to leave any expensive watches or jewelry behind. It was really painful to see his watch left on the dresser. It caused my own wrist to ache in sympathy of being watchless. My own watch cost a fraction of DH's watch and would have been safe as rocks in Mexico.
ReplyDeleteI normally wear my watch on my right hand, but can't take pictures with my left (and was too lazy to set up the tripod), so I switched it to my left hand. The second shot was nearly a tosser, but I liked how my wedding band is in focus -- focused on a different type of time.