Do I need more timepieces?

For many years, there was a (battery-powered) clock in the upstairs bathroom. I found it helpful when rushing around getting ready to go. Two of them each stopped working eventually, and we decided not get an additional replacement. I still look at that wall sometimes, hoping for information, so it would make sense to buy a new one. But adding another item to the house?
How about adding two time-related items to the house?
My therapy sessions tend to be split between "How do I make myself face the reality of my situation?" and "What's the best way to be productive?" For the latter, I have long been a to-do list maker but I really let things slide and spend hours using one screen or another. (my most common time sink), especially since I'm alone and on some days don't have time-specific commitments. The therapist recommended this item.
https://www.timetimer.com/collections/all-1/products/time-timer-mod-home-edition
They come in different "trendy" colors. Set it up for some of the items on the list, either to limit something (only an hour of music videos) or to keep me from slacking off (20 minutes of Korean homework at a time before a break). I have a kitchen timer that I should probably try before investing in this, but it would be intriguing to watch the time color dwindle. Which might be a distraction by itself.

Unrelated, except that it sounds like therapy-speak to me, I got an email from Eversource (electricity company) about my new login. The subject line is "Email Affirmation from Eversource."
It would be nice if it said something like "You are inherently worth electricity" or another supportive remark, but no.

which silly decision is better?

I am going to do an unnecessary thing in April, which is go to see a movie version of a concert I watched part of streaming almost a year ago
https://lauradi7dw.dreamwidth.org/740777.html
I have decided to do this, heavily masked, and am just deciding between two dates and venues
Option 1
IMAX at Assembly Square on Wednesday April 10th. Driving there would be daytime, home in the dark. Only two days after the Eclipse - would I still be tired from the short trip?

Option 2
Boston Common in 2D on Saturday afternoon the 13th. No driving required.

Will the higher ceilings in the IMAX mean better ventilation? I am guessing yes, which is why I'm leaning toward that one. I will choose an aisle seat so that I can leave early if I'm feeling uncomfortable.

Edit: The person who answered the phone at Assembly Square told me the maintenance schedule (quarterly) for the filter on their HVAC equipment. He couldn't remember whether the MERV number was 9 or 13, but I was sold.