Ahoy.

Just a reminder to everyone to put your clocks back an hour on Sunday.

For some that means an extra hour sleep, for others an extra hour clubbing

They already put it back on my local church tower, that got me a little confused as it's my back up clock, I almost went back to bed!

I have been known in the past to not change the time, thus effectively being on time for work for a few months

Bet they love you in the summer then!

Not really

But seriously, it is so much easier to get up in Summer than it is in Winter.

This thread needs more lovin'

Must be a nightmare if you are working a nightshift.

Thanks for telling, in-laws are in the UK, must keep it in mind when phoning this Sunday night.
We (Can & US) only do the extra hour next (4th) weekend.

My family is in OZ, and it makes it a 10 hour time difference now. My poor sister is going to get so confuzzled

If ever I needed an extra hour in my life, it's now.

dave

Well it's about bally time I say!!
All that extra sunlight,,, blimmen well fades my curtains and carpets all to billyo!!! hmmph!!!

Ros

Here's a good reminder whether to forward the clock or put back the clock:

In the fall: The clock falls back one hour
In the spring: The clock springs forward one hour

So the next time you hear that daylight savings is coming up soon, you know whether to put the clock forwards or backwards.

A one-sentence reminder: "Spring forward, Fall back".

Or the even simpler version which I was taught.
Spring forward, Fall back

Sorry Tschortscho. You beat me to it

It is so dark and dreary

It's that time again... .

Spring ahead, Fall behind.

Thanks for the reminder! I could use an extra hour this weekend!

But I must complain about the phrase "spring forward, fall back".... How does that make any more sense than "fall forward, spring back"?

Finally...!! Now I can say I changed the time on my oven when in reality I never got around to it last spring..

Isn't this the famous DaveA come back from the desert or to wherever he had been banned to ????? ....