Clocks Back!

[mundia]

Don't forget to put your clocks back if you're in the Uk!

[JacquieL]

Thanks mundia I have already altered two, and am looking forward to an extra hour in bed.

[Guest]

I had a text from my daughter at 8.09 this morning..........

 

She was getting ready for work!!!!

 

Yep, you guessed it.

She didn't remember the clock change and thought it was 9.09!!!!!!!!

 

Not a happy bunny!!!

[dublinbay]

I didn't remember either but after having a lovely cuppa in the kitchen I went back to bed for a belated lie-in. Nice!!!

[Guest]

I changed my clocks but my body clock still wanted to get up, so I'll be early to bed tonight.

 

Peggy

[Shiny]

It will take at least a week to get my daughters body clock to sort itself out!!

[Guest MaryEMac]

We left the pub at 11.25 last night, walked home, had some supper, altered the clocks and we were in bed by 11.30.

 

Mary

[Guest]

I was gutted as I had a terrible night's sleep. I woke up at what was 3am (new time) unable to breathe because of my horrid cold. I had a drink and then managed to get another 2.5 horus then woke up again. That was it, wide awake at 6am. I would have loved that bit of extra time but I think it was bad cold, cough and not being in my own bed (we're at the inlaws all weekend).

[Guest Wolfie]

It will take at least a week to get my daughters body clock to sort itself out!!

 

I'm assuming that your daughter is quite young?? The clocks going back isn't an advantage at all when they're little is it - you feel cheated because you don't get that extra hour and then..as you say...it takes about a week to get them into the new routine! I seem to remember that the clocks going FORWARD was much easier!

[Shiny]

Wolfie, she is 13 months. It is a nightmare!!

 

She woke up at 7.15 this morning (6.15 new time) and she would of happily gone to bed at 6pm this evening!!

 

She fell asleep in her dinner!!

[Guest Wolfie]

I do feel for you...I remember those days as though it wa yesterday! Dare I say it...make the most of them!