Just Sharing This Don't Forget the Clocks Tonight

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Already done, including the Cars and the Heating Programmer.

But, after a few days, I always find there's one I've missed. Which will it be, I wonder ........ :wacko:
 
Already done, including the Cars and the Heating Programmer.

But, after a few days, I always find there's one I've missed. Which will it be, I wonder ........ :wacko:


I only have a couple to change manually, as most things pick up the time from ntp around here.
 
Yes, but I'm a Yorkshireman. We prefer to get our hands dirty o_O
 
We also have to reset the clocks tonight in Israel.
Beware of any timer recordings tonight.
 
The only clocks I have to manually change I never changed back when the clocks went forward, I prefer my Midday to be when the sun is at it's highest, not at 1pm... :D
 
You get the sun up there? :eek:
 
an hours extra sleep M:W
 
an hours extra sleep M:W
First morning after the clocks go back, I tend to get up at the "old time" to make the best of the daylight - after that I "succumb" to the "new time" :rolleyes:!
 
Here, in deepest, darkest rural France, we turn our calendars back....currently it's 1957...
 
First morning after the clocks go back, I tend to get up at the "old time" to make the best of the daylight - after that I "succumb" to the "new time" :rolleyes:!
And, then, I slept OK until about 5.50 "old time" and could not really sleep after that - and so got up about 7.30 "old time " and had a bath:rolleyes:.
 
First morning after the clocks go back, I tend to get up at the "old time" to make the best of the daylight - after that I "succumb" to the "new time" :rolleyes:!
Same here.
But it really makes little difference to me ... I still feel tired. Have done for years, in fact... o_O
 
Harold Lloyd doing it the hard way (no safety net was used incidentally).

Clock Fun.webp
 
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