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So set your clocks ahead one hour before you go to bed.
Spring forward, Bitches!
I have no idea when or if Daylight saving time affects the rest of you in other parts of the world but here's a handy international chart if you need it.
This has been an Infomaniac Public Service Announcement.
YAY FIRST!
ReplyDeleteAch, it feels so good. I want to thank my parents, who made me a part time insomniac - and of course all the lousy companies I had the privilege to work for through the nights of my life - thank you basteds.
ReplyDeleteThat daylightsaving thingy was invented in WWI, re-introduced in WWII - and I can say that I hate it with every fibre of my rotten heart. Decennia ago I deceided to live by and follow my own time pattern; guess it works.
Blame the Germans!
ReplyDelete"Daylight Saving Time was first adopted to replace artificial lighting so they could save fuel for the war effort in Germany during World War I."
Oh, Guten Abend, Herr Mago.
We still have a little more of Winter to do before our clocks go forward at the end of March.... but what the hell, I might put mine forward tonight and pretend I'm Canadian.
ReplyDeleteNight, night my lovelies....
Sx
If you want to pretend you’re Canadian, you’ll need this.
DeleteNighty night, Miss Scarlet.
Gute Nacht MsScarlet.
DeleteDo you guess that two bottles of Silvaner the evening would make an equivalent to this trout-beer-unwashed-combo Mistress?
P.S Thank you for my blog post.
DeleteAnd I have ordered the Canadian breath.
Sx
Miss Scarlet, I distinctly recall ordering you to bed over half an hour ago.
DeleteWould you like me to read aloud from "Enid Blyton's Bedtime Stories?"
Brer Rabbit and the Tar Baby, please!
ReplyDeleteI am turning my light off now....
Sx
Diane Ferlatte does it for youh ...
DeleteFor a whole three weeks North America is even further behind the UK than usual :-) Jx
ReplyDeleteJON: Sadly, you are correct.
DeleteSadder yet (or perhaps ignorance really is bliss,) many North Americans don’t realize it.
Spring ahead...fall back, it all the same when your gin infused.
ReplyDeleteIt's called Pilgerschritt, two ahead, one back, what they do in Echternach.
DeleteMISTRESS MADDIE: Do not attempt to perform the dance from Mago’s link until you’ve had your fill of infused gin.
DeleteDoes anybody really know what time it is?
ReplyDeleteDoes anybody really care?
LX: We’ve all got time enough to cry.
DeleteBut you KNOW how Mistress MJ feels about bodily fluids on her blog.
I'm never on time to anything anyway, this just provides an excuse.
ReplyDeletePEENEE: Too much, too little, too late.
DeleteBut what time is it?
ReplyDeleteAbout time you showed up, Huggy Jon.
DeleteTHAT'S what time it is!