Change Your Clocks!!!!!!
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I'm waiting for the cats to go nuts when we do everything an hour early. I have most of the clocks changed now, I like to get it done before I forget.
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
I find the clocks can be changed in the morning.
That's a mean trick to play on my befuddled brain before coffee in the morning. Besides, Shrek has been sleeping for the last hour, I changed the clock...
As long as my alarm clock is correct, the rest of them don't matter that much...just reminds me when I should go to bed.
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
That's a mean trick to play on my befuddled brain before coffee in the morning. Besides, Shrek has been sleeping for the last hour, I changed the clock...
We're not going anywhere in a hurry.
Rocket_J_Dawg
Sous Chef
I guess from my time in the Air Force we just got used to all the time changes from flying all over the place. When I'm tired I go to sleep. When I've had enough sleep I wake up. If the clock says 5:00am it doesn't really matter if it's July or November
I've almost always changed the clocks by about 2 p.m. And, as a result, I rarely feel the difference in the change. Do the same when the clocks are moved forward. Not an issue in our house.
When I worked night shift, I made sure I worked the weekend of time change in spring and didn't work the weekend of time change in fall. Who wants to work 9 hours and get paid for 8?
Whiskadoodle
Executive Chef
I never figured this out. Grew up on a farm. Old Bossie gave milk when she wanted, and not a minute before. And no she wouldn't be shoo'd into the barn until she was ready. Come hell or high water, whatever that meant, never dawdle or be a minute late for her either. Never mind a clock or how light it was outside.
The high school boys practiced football and the band practiced marching during daylight during school hours. We all went home at the same time.
If there was planting or harvesting, you turned the tractor lights on or I expect before that, you followed the winnows or furrows with the tractor wheel. Luckily I grew up when portable radios were invented and there was a groove to it.
I suppose I'll change my clocks when I get a round tuit.
The high school boys practiced football and the band practiced marching during daylight during school hours. We all went home at the same time.
If there was planting or harvesting, you turned the tractor lights on or I expect before that, you followed the winnows or furrows with the tractor wheel. Luckily I grew up when portable radios were invented and there was a groove to it.
I suppose I'll change my clocks when I get a round tuit.
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
No more excuses, Get up and change your clocks.
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Whiskadoodle
Executive Chef
Cooking Goddess
Chef Extraordinaire
Or be dumb like me and stay up that extra hour!
I lose that hour every spring and I never get it back in the fall. Guess it doesn't matter since I'll have plenty of time for sleeping once I'm dead.
Aunt Bea
Master Chef
Thinking about buckytom this morning, time changes were always a big deal in his line of work!
Happy that for the next six months the clock in my car will show the right time, you would think with all this OnStar nonsense they would somehow "push" the new time out to the clock every six months.
Happy that for the next six months the clock in my car will show the right time, you would think with all this OnStar nonsense they would somehow "push" the new time out to the clock every six months.
Aunt Bea
Master Chef
Don't forget the new batteries for the smoke detectors, every cook with a dirty oven loves those smoke detectors! 
Gravy Queen
Head Chef
Ours went back last week in the uk . Being a divvy , I haven't worked out how to change the one in the car , will just leave it till Spring ....
I have one clock that always stays the same.....like the old saying goes: Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
