Don't forget the clocks!

(I will forget at least one, that's assured... )

Early start tomorrow...

My car's clock is still on BST from last year - so I don't need to worry about that one!

Ditto!

My alarm clock does itself!!!!!

It's my watches I forget as I have 2!!! I'll alter the one I'm wearing but forget the other then get confused when I decide to wear it!!!

Also my mobile phone is on I forget too.

I could really do without loosing an hour tomorrow, I have too much to do!

I turned my watch back at 8 (or 9) because I remembered it then

I hope you moved it forward an hour.

Let's hope you haven't got anywhere to be at a certain time tomorrow morning!

Join the club. Tired, but not yet sleepy, if that makes sense.

And tomorrow's going to be a very busy day too.

I sent an email to all the ringers at my church to set their clocks back an hour


Oops...

oops!

Did it/will it cause any problems this morning?

Can someone tell me what time it is please?

at the third stroke, it'll be 10, 46, precisely.

beep, beep, beep.

Well, on reflection it was not a good idea to volunteer to preach today at the 8.00 and 10.00 services. And I was seriously dischuffed to find that the start of British Summer Time necessitated clearing ice off my car.

Unsurprisingly the attendance at the 8.00 service was rather smaller than usual.

Im not sure, i didn't go as i woke up an hour too late
*Is not looking forward to our next practice!*

Oh dear...

It's easily done though, hope the next practice goes OK for you h_c

Haha, i think they will have forgotten by then... its not until the 23rd april... not allowed to ring at all in holy week except on easter sunday.

I forgot completely - thought I had another hour with my daughter before she goes on holiday, but I didn't

It's not just BST - the whole of Europe now changes at the same time, thoughwe still, of course remainan hour ahead of the UK.

I think it's great because I no longer have to come home in the dark after an evening''s teaching. But apparently it upsets the cows on account of their milking time. All I can say is hard luck cows!

That is such a cool word!

I wonder how many people actually know how to set the clocks in their cars...

Me! Me!

If you have a basic, P-reg car like mine, it's no problem at all - you simply twist a little knob to move the digits forward! And I suspect the really swish cars do it automatically these days. So it's just the ones in between which might cause a problem!

I don't - but then I haven't actually ever tried.

My boyfriend knows how to do it in ours

Thanks for posting this Barry...if I hadn't seen it (at around 1am on Saturday night!!!) I would have been an hour late for my choir and would have missed mass completely!

Glad to have been of service