Or, for those boring old manual clocks, you will have to put them forward an hour yourself. Alternatively, feel free to save time now and manually add an hour in your head every time you check the time, then after a few weeks get around to actually changing them, then spend a few weeks confused about whether you changed them or not and if you still need to add an hour and checking the time on your phone to make sure.
Bloody daylight savings. It upsets the chooks and fades the curtains.
Loving life up here in QLD with my non-faded curtains and unshortened lifespan
Keeping the curtains in good condition is a terrible trial down here in Melbourne. I've gotten rid of the curtains entirely and saw someone else down the street had theirs out for hard rubbish too.
I guess it's necessary though, we just can't afford the costs of paying for everyone's retirements if we live too long, it's a sacrifice we need to make for the good of all. It's the poor cows and chickens I feel sorry for. Given the cat's recent demands for an early dinner lately I think our feline friends are the ones who will come out on top from the whole thing.
The United States Chamber of Commerce has praised the extension of daylight saving under the 2005 law, which increased the amount of shopping and commerce after work in the evenings.
Follow the yanks and literally change your clocks to make line go up more.
When I get up at 5/6am, I bed to differ.
I sure do appreciate that Freudian slip
I really hate daylight savings and how rough it is with losing an hour.
Why on earth also would they do it on the last weekend of school holidays is beyond me too.
They should just get rid of it, no shifting at all.
I never let my microwave know it can work as a clock, saves a lot of hassle.
The only clock I have that needs changing manually these days is the clock in the car.
Change the clocks, check your smoke alarm batteries ... and replace if needed. The batteries that is.
Yesterday the UK were 9 hours behind Melbourne. Today they are 10 hours behind. In a month when they drop out of daylight saving, they will be 11 hours behind Melbourne. I need to talk with UK people for work. Not looking pretty.
