DON'T FORGET TO TURN YOUR CLOCKS BACK

Charlie,

Thanks for the reminder. But as you can plainly see, most of us here have our "clocks" turned back to pre-1840.

Sparks

NOT everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! some are smarter and just get up earlier,or when the sun get's up.Jump ahead fall back,now aint that just numb,about like Smitties cow when he stuck his foot in the stream to drink.If you want' more day light GET UP EARLIER IT ISN"T ROCKET SCIENCE!!!!! JUST GET UP.Was called War Time WELL IT'S OVER,adjust and move on.

Just remember, when you get up at 2 AM to set your clocks back to 1 AM, DO NOT get up again at 2 AM and set 'em back again! And again!
I hate it when I do that...

Dick

My Dad's old Sioux friend, Puts on His Shoes always said white folks could be pretty good friends, but were all crazy. They had to be to cut off the top of the blanket and sew it to the bottom to make it longer.

Three Hawks

As a Paramedic every thing we do is time stamped and recorded. Time the call is received, dispatched, enroute, onscene, etc. When a call straddles the time changes it makes it "interesting It also means I have to work a 25 hr shift today. (Unless the next crew forgot the time change, then I get off 1 hr early )

Dick did you turn yuor clock back so much that you wokeup yesterday

I got to church and waited, and waited...



Dick

I hate when that happens

Would be more meaningful next time change,Everyone there waiting for you.

Sorry, I had to comment, all your statements about the difficulties of the time change had me chuckling, especially yours, Walking Crow.

My husband (the actual Scarhand) has to be up by 3:30 most mornings due to his work schedule, so both of us tend to be in bed no later than 8 and up before the sun!

Of course I'm writer, so I'm the only one who dictates my time.

Mrs. Scarhand