Don't forget......

If that's a sun dial it's about as much use as........?

 

Fogeys... you have a chance to get in an extra hour of gardening at the warmer end of the day.. suck it up. Been there, done that weeks ago

 

I hate it Lori.

Tomorrow I'll get up at my normal time 7-30, only it will be 8-30 so I've lost an hour there. And when I come back home from my moms at 8pm my body clock will be telling me it's 9 pm so I'll be too tired to do owt.

It's the same in the Autumn when the clocks go back. They say you get an extra hour in bed but if you're like me you don't you just get up at 6-30 instead of 7-30 because your bodies telling you it's wake up time and it needs medication.

 

Got to know if the stars will shift too....hmmm.....now you can gaze earlier..

 

My body takes maybe 24 hours to adjust. Less time than dealing with a hangover in the old days after a party. I live by @ARMANDII sundial

Sunup, moonshine.

 

Now come on Armandii, I gave you the idea for that earlier didn't I Lol

PS, I think there's an age issue here, he must be at least 30 years older than me

 

Ageism.... I thought Ena Sharples would have straightened you out about feisty old broads. She would have had her hairnet in place by the clock

 

To be fair, I go with the flow. Unless I get no sleep. Then I'm itchty no matter what the clock indicates. I have never been able to nap. :(

 

The shops won't open any earlier today.

 

Lots of shops are closed today its Easter Sunday.
UK law dictates that shops larger than 280 square metres – the ones that are subject to the six-hour trading limit on Sunday – must close on Easter Sunday in England and Wales. Smaller shops, and all stores in Scotland, have no restrictions on opening hours.
Now garden centres have strange rules for Easter Sunday , I think they can sell some things and not others . Our local GC moves the till outside the main retail area for some reason , to keep trading .

 

I forgot....fell asleep early last night ( must be all the painting I've been doing!) and changed the clocks this morning after noticing the time on Sky News!

 

Don't worry @Fern4 I deliberately didn't bother until this morning.
When I was younger, I'd been convinced that, as the clocks change at 2am, you had to wait until then to make the changes. I lost a lot of sleep for a while (I dislike brothers!).

 

Most devices adjust the hour automatically , spring and autumn . Just needed to adjust my watch and the wall clock today .