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[spiderw]

The room has some appeal,  I like the spaciousness and window area.  As far as that ceiling clock, silly and a big NO.

[Alison Wonderland]

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@giddy up wrote:

Good grief some people are out of their minds.  And the way that one is oriented you better be able to read upside down and backwards from bed.

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Or don't have 20/20 vision. I haven't been able to read an alarm clock without glasses in over 20 years. I have a clock that projects the time on the wall so that I can read it without my glasses.

I may be myopic in vision, but not in thought. Try to see beyond your own experience before you deem people "out of their minds."

[Carmie]

I could never sleep with that light on, and you can bet that I would trip on the clock sitting in the middle of the floor along with those large bumps in the rug.

It's different and interesting though.

[DREAMON]

We have had projection alarm clocks for 10 years or more. Ours show a much smaller projection on the ceiling but we like them....and we are time obsessed.

This is a quite large but it might be the type that has a dial to make the projection larger and smaller. 

[NYCLatinaMe]

It wouldn't help me because I wear a sleepmask.  I found an alarm clock that pushes me out of bed.  That one works.

[faeriemoon]

Seinfeld: Kenny Rogers Roasters episode!!!!!

[Bird mama]

@lolakimono    

Not even that clock would have gotten me up at the crack of dawn when I was working.  

[godi]

I would go bonkers with that.