The Hour Change

[Khandro]

After week, Is anyone else STILL having problems with it?
I never drink before 6:00pm, but I find I'm struggling at five (now here) to not open a bottle.
I now face the longest hour of the day. :0(

[bookbinder]

I'm not having any problems, but I do not like the dark evenings. I find them rather depressing.

[tiggerblue10]

Nope. I've had the week off work but if I was working I would've appreciated an extra hour in bed.

[-SharonA-]

Khandro never mind the time, if you want a drink then go for it!
I hate the dark evenings too. It brings out a sadness in me.

[Peter Pedant]

jesus Kandy you nardy bye!
I thought you wrote 6 am - - - my oops!

[Bobbisox1]

I love the dark nights but the light mornings are a pain :0(

[cashier]

Perhaps we should stop putting the clocks forward then and just keep GMT all year. No problems here but I don't like the early darkness.

[ladybirder]

I'm OK but my dog doesn't like it. He's fed his main meal at 5pm but is now wanting it at 4pm. I hope he'll get the message soon.

[Canary42]

https://ibb.co/7KbMXDj

[Buenchico]

The clock on the desk in my bedroom is permanently set to UTC (as it's next to my transceiver and I need to log calls using UTC). So, for many months, I've had to remember to add an hour on for 'real' time. Now I sometimes find myself continuing to do it. (At least it means that I'll be an hour early for things though, which is better than being an hour late, I suppose!)

[lankeela]

Not a problem but constantly looking at the clock to work out what time it would be in 'old money'. Dogs don't get fed at regular times but for those who do just alter by ten minutes each day till it has righted itself.

[youngmafbog]

If the sun is over the yardarm, crack open the bottle :-)

[237SJ]

I came back from NY on the QM2 the other day. I`m not used to going +1 every day. Winter is grim.