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27-03-2010, 10:12 PM   #11

Re: British Summer Time


Oh no I get jet lag when the clocks change, it actually takes me about a week to adjust properly.

I should have put Myles to bed an hour earlier and got an extra hours peace! Never thought of that!



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27-03-2010, 10:18 PM   #12

Re: British Summer Time


Well my 2 are tuckered out from a day at the allotment so hopefully will sleep in, I remembered about the clock on and off during today but had forgotten so this has reminded me and I've just changed my watch.

Other clocks/watches will follow, just got to do the longcase clock which fights when you try to change its time



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27-03-2010, 10:23 PM   #13

Re: British Summer Time


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Originally Posted by yola
Well my 2 are tuckered out from a day at the allotment so hopefully will sleep in, I remembered about the clock on and off during today but had forgotten so this has reminded me and I've just changed my watch.

Other clocks/watches will follow, just got to do the longcase clock which fights when you try to change its time
LOL Yola that made me laugh! In the autumn my mobile wouldn't change either and kept turning itself back to the old time for some reason so I just hope it goes without a fight now as my alarm is on there for Church tomorrow and I WILL sleep in. It's supposed to change automatically but meh, never has.



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28-03-2010, 10:52 AM   #14

Re: British Summer Time


we have another week of daylight saving here in Australia... next week we get an hours extra sleep!!



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