I don't buy more than I need. I really like meditation. I don't talk out loud. I live in the tundra. I live in a place where bears are present. I have been avoiding bears. I live alone. I miss family. I want to buy a watch for under $300. I am not close to a mall.
I am not spiritual. I like to shop. I buy lots of shoes and clothing. I like being alone. I like thinking about time and watches. I work at a discount watch dealer. My work ships watches anywhere. I am busy because it is sale season. I am working a  lot of overtime.
Hold off on that watch I was wanting a bear ate my snowshoes, luckily I wasn't wearing them at the time. A bear ate your snowshoes? I had opened the door to let the fresh air in, went to the toilet, and by the time I came back a bear had entered my home and was enjoying my best snowshoes as a chew toy. Luckily, I just made a lot of noise and the bear quickly retired. It was not an aggressive bear. Lucy the bear didn't eat you. That's a good thing. I do feel very blessed to enjoy this earth another day. It does serve as a reminder, though, of how precious time is. Do you feel like clocks make our short lives feel even shorter, or help live each moment with intention? Is that why you got into the watch business? They sure show you that time passes faster than we sometimes want. I found the design of watches to be mathematically incredible. But math is not my strong point. Heh. No? What would you say is your strong point? I really don't know. I only know that I have always had a problem with fractions. However, I do enjoy geometry. I understand. Geometry can be very enjoyable to study, especially for someone who enjoys seeing math represented in the physical world. I have two thoughts that may help with how you perceive and work with fractions. May I share them? By all means, do so. My first thought is that fractions are our friend. They enjoy keeping your work tidy. For instance, while a decimal might decide to repeat into infinity, a fraction is compact and stays put. 1/3 instead of .33333333333333, for instance. My second thought, and this is more of a question for you to consider, is would fractions seem more friendly if you always applied them to shapes? For instance, instead of 1/5, perhaps one star arm. One star arm. That's an interesting thought.