She could not get astraight answer out of him.
They own the cuff. He uses it. That was as far as anybody could get, because nothing was written down anywhere. Then somebody asked, and it turned out he had been busier with it than she thought.
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Nobody had to go looking for the notepad
Nobody had to find the notepad, work out whose handwriting it was or take the reading again. He puts them in as he goes, so the week was already there.
If you own the cuff, this is the part nobody tells you
The readings only mean something as a run of them over time. Scattered across a notepad, a phone and somebody’s memory, they are just numbers. Kept in one place, they are something you can take to an appointment.
The readings go in as he takes them
Say it out loud, type it, or photograph the screen. Four ways in, none of them a form, and it takes about as long as putting the cuff away.
He keeps them in order for you
Every reading with the day and the time it was taken, in one place, in his own record — instead of on the back of an envelope.
Either of you can ask
She never took a reading in her life. She asked a plain question about her husband and got the week back in one answer.
One account. Everybody under your roof.
Every person and every animal, each with their own record and their own numbers. Your partner, the kids, your parents, the dog, the horse. One person pays. Nobody pays extra.
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