I was not one that remembered the time change to set my clocks ahead an hour.
Rather funny how things change. Before I retired I NEVER missed a time change. Since I've retired time just does not seem so important.
It was actually sort of funny as the alarm clock in my bedroom adjusts itself and, of course, do my computers. I woke up and saw the time on my bedroom alarm clock then went to my living room. Looked at my wall clock and it was like 'wait a minute... this isn't right'. Went back to my bedroom and looked and it was an hour ahead of the living room wall clock. Looked at the clock on my main system and that is when it hit me.
May sound odd but I often enjoy the times when I get to laugh at myself.
Of course there are time that I wish it didn't happen quite so often.
@ Joan: Do you folks across the pond also do a time change twice a year or is that just a stupidity involving this side of the pond?
