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The Road Not Taken: Our unsung heroes - Baker City Herald (opens the original)
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When I was a second grader in the days of analogue timepieces, I found the skill of telling time perplexing. Phrases such as “13 after” and “22 til” made no sense to me. One evening my father decided it was time this 6-year-old learned. He sat me down on the couch, took off his watch, pointed to the dial and demanded to know the time. I felt small and afraid because I couldn’t do it. All I could see were numbers and neither of the hands pointing to any of them. He tried over and over again using
The Road Not Taken: Our unsung heroes - East Oregonian (opens the original)
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When I was a second grader in the days of analogue timepieces, I found the skill of telling time perplexing. Phrases such as “13 after” and “22 til” made no sense to me. One evening my father decided it was time this 6-year-old learned. He sat me down on the couch, took off his watch, pointed to the dial and demanded to know the time. I felt small and afraid because I couldn’t do it. All I could see were numbers and neither of the hands pointing to any of them. He tried over and over again using
The Road Not Taken: Our unsung heroes - Wallowa County Chieftain (opens the original)
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When I was a second grader in the days of analogue timepieces, I found the skill of telling time perplexing. Phrases such as “13 after” and “22 til” made no sense to me. One evening my father decided it was time this 6-year-old learned. He sat me down on the couch, took off his watch, pointed to the dial and demanded to know the time. I felt small and afraid because I couldn’t do it. All I could see were numbers and neither of the hands pointing to any of them. He tried over and over again using
The Road Not Taken: Our unsung heroes - La Grande Observer (opens the original)
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When I was a second grader in the days of analogue timepieces, I found the skill of telling time perplexing. Phrases such as “13 after” and “22 til” made no sense to me. One evening my father decided it was time this 6-year-old learned. He sat me down on the couch, took off his watch, pointed to the dial and demanded to know the time. I felt small and afraid because I couldn’t do it. All I could see were numbers and neither of the hands pointing to any of them. He tried over and over again using
The Road Not Taken: Our unsung heroes - Blue Mountain Eagle (opens the original)
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When I was a second grader in the days of analogue timepieces, I found the skill of telling time perplexing. Phrases such as “13 after” and “22 til” made no sense to me. One evening my father decided it was time this 6-year-old learned. He sat me down on the couch, took off his watch, pointed to the dial and demanded to know the time. I felt small and afraid because I couldn’t do it. All I could see were numbers and neither of the hands pointing to any of them. He tried over and over again using
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