Saturday, 29 March 2025

Tonight's The Night

 This made me chuckle 

I always intend to go to bed an hour earlier,  but somehow never manage it.
And it is usually a couple of days before all the clocks in the house get adjusted.





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  1. Will29 March 2025 at 07:15

    Most of our household clocks are radio controlled now so it's a bit of a non-event for us, although our kitchen clock for some reason seems to take anything up to several days to wake up to the change, the others happen pretty much on time. And the lighter evenings seem to be more than just an hour's worth of extra light after the change!

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  2. Angela29 March 2025 at 08:23

    Bright and sunny this morning. Looking forward to the partial eclipse between 10 and noon 🌞

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    1. Will29 March 2025 at 08:38

      Unless our weather in the North East improves dramatically, that's going to be a non-event - currently thick cloud and that forecast to continue.

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  3. Kezzie29 March 2025 at 09:19

    Ha, that meme is so true!!! Bloomin oven stays an hour out for half a year!!!

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  4. Sencosue29 March 2025 at 09:45

    Our oven is a blighter to change the timer! Grr! Our car which we got last year changes itself yay. The rest of our clocks/devices are easy or change themselves. Sunny weather forecast for the week ahead here, hope it is for you too. Regards Sue H

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  5. Elizabethd29 March 2025 at 10:13

    That is so funny, and so apt!

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  6. KirstenM29 March 2025 at 13:33

    Misinterpreted this entirely, partly because I woke convinced it was Sunday and was enjoying leisurely Mothering Sunday sunny morning. Dumbfounded to find my watch had sprung forward an hour to match my phone... dawning realisation...

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  7. Anonymous29 March 2025 at 13:38

    The only clock I have trouble with is the car clock. I have to watch a Youtube video each and every time! JanF

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  8. Anonymous29 March 2025 at 18:46

    Most things in the house change themselves so it will be interested to see if the newly fitted boiler resets itself. Too cold here for outside work so I had to do some crafting instead. Catriona

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  9. Sue in Suffolk29 March 2025 at 18:47

    Having the car clock wrong for 6 months would drive me nuts! luckily it's easy to change - once I've remembered how.

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    1. Angela29 March 2025 at 19:44

      The Skoda has a setting somewhere, and once I've located it I'll be ok!

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  10. Bushlady29 March 2025 at 18:58

    Our clocks went forward on March 8/9 weekend, and today DH remarked proudly that he had finally figured out how to change the clock on the truck. This time I tried something new. On the Saturday, an hour or two before supper time, I put all the house clocks forward, and my watch. It wasn't long before I thought, oh, time's getting on, I'd better start supper, and it felt a bit late. But from then on the evening seemed normal and we went to bed around the usual (as it felt) time, and for once I felt more in control of this ridiculous abomination!

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  11. Haven't got one.29 March 2025 at 20:33

    I laughed out load about the car clock. My late husband never altered his. (A
    gentle and fond memory.) My little car is a basic model, no clock so no decision to make.
    Jean.

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  12. Heather29 March 2025 at 21:12

    Any ideas how to reset a dog who wakes up at six most mornings? :-)

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  13. Angela29 March 2025 at 22:22

    I found it hard enough to reset the children, no idea about dog clocks! 🐕⏰

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  14. Bless30 March 2025 at 09:08

    We, too, changed to daylight savings time in early March. My sleep schedule is already so messed up, that it didn't make much of a difference to me.

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