Spring forward, fall back . . . .

[Pam O]

Sadly dogs don't get the whole clocks changing thing, they still wanted out at their usual time

[esmecullen]

Oct 28, 2012 9:54:55 GMT Pam O said:

Sadly dogs don't get the whole clocks changing thing, they still wanted out at their usual time

Neither do cats.............. his lordship wanted his breakfast at the usual time....... no extra hour for me lol

[OneDay]

They say cats are clever. But every 6 months I explain the whole GMT/BST thing and she still doesn't get it

[chrisjw]

I forgot....

[Deleted]

I think my body clock must have a Swiss mechanism 6 am for me this morning wide awake

[Chrissie]

Lol, try explaining to 9 cats that we are no longer on BST

[Deleted]

My dog couldn't have cared less she got up when I did and even then I almost had to drag her off the bed. Dave

[Perpetua]

Lol Dave . . . my Sammy was like that, he'd lay in bed until midday very happily, even then I'd have to go collect him and carry him downstairs, was a bit of a game we played really.

Casper is bit different, the moment my feet touch the ground, he's there keen as anything to get out for his walk . . . it's come as a bit of a shock for me.

[alvoram]

I got up today, surprised that I felt really fresh despite going to bed late, it wasn't until later I realised the clocks had changed, and thanks to the marvels of modern technology, automatically changing my clocks, my alarm went off at the right time, and I got an extra hour in bed very happy bunny.

[Anne (fuzzy)]

I've set mine to GMT-1 and it seems to be correct ???

[alvoram]

Under the time zone drop down is a setting for "currently observing DST" Anne, set that to no, and the correct timezone of GMT should be correct.

[Gordy]

Oct 28, 2012 9:54:54 GMT Chrissie said:

Oct 27, 2012 10:42:51 GMT Perpetua said:

And, and . . . what bugga has been into my profile and given me a Custom Title.

I can't imagine who would do such a thing

i just cant believe anyone would think i could do such a thing