Spring forward and fall back, keeping up with the changing time

We lost an hour Sunday morning, but the following Monday is the day it generally hits home. Man, am I sleepy today!

I set all the clocks in the house on Sunday but neglected the one in the car. So today I'm driving around, look at the clock, and momentarily wonder to myself why the day seems to be creeping along so slowly.

But that was no big deal. I mentioned that to someone, and she said, "I fell back." Huh? Well, she set her clocks back one hour Saturday night for the time change. Oops, wrong way. And the family arrived at church Sunday morning two full hours late.

I'm sure she'll be forgiven. But her boss is probably glad it happened yesterday and not today.

I forget, why are we going through this twice a year? Oh yeah, so the kids can get the crops in before dark. How's that working out?

Comments

[Janie]

We were coming back from Denver. So we had Mountain Time combined with Daylight Savings Time.

And i still messed it up.

[Geo]

Oh my, Janie. That's too much like a math problem. Good luck.