Hi, Rusty!
I used to have a pedometer a few years back!
You could set it either to register the number of steps taken or the mileage covered.
I was astounded to discover that I covered about twelve miles a day - walking the dog, doing the housework, going to the shops etc!
(I wonder what happened to it....?)
Your BP might be up a bit due to what they call "white coat syndrome".
This means that your blood pressure is higher when it is taken in a medical setting than it is when taken at home.
Often a patient is recommended to have his own BP monitor and take his blood pressure within the home environment.
No, I haven't heard of a granddaughter clock, either?
I've heard of a grandmother clock though!
I have just been browsing through our new TV guide..........
I see that there is a special programme scheduled on Saturday on BBC1 at 1pm entitled "Can Seb Coe Save Athletics?"
In it, the President of the IAAF will outline his plans to clean up Athletics!