Today the clocks went back but I'm unsure how that gives me an extra hour. There was a facebook campaign to get people to use their extra hour to do some charitable work and many people were tweeting about having an extra hour in bed. What happens at bedtime though? Don't you lose the extra hour then?
In Moscow, they haven't put their clocks back because they've decided not to bother any more and in America they will do it in a few weeks so that it's not too dark for Halloween. In some Northern Hemisphere countries they don't bother because in the winter it just doesn't get light and at the Arctic (or is it Antarctic?) time just implodes on itself because it's where all the time zones merge. Our government is thinking about changing it too. I thought they were going to keep one time like they have done in Moscow but typically when it comes to time it's far more complicated than that. We are going to keep British Summertime but it will be GMT +2hours and when the clocks go back at this time of year time will be GMT +1hour. Now, am I the only person who thinks it's odd that time in Greenwich will never be at Greenwich Mean Time?
I have such a long 'to do' list that I could really do with an extra hour, although one might not be enough. The only solution was to multi-task, which meant walking the dog while learning songs. The sea wall is the only possible place for this. It's isolated enough to not have to worry about people hearing the loud out-of-tune singing that happens when you have the i-pod plugged in.
Turning the clocks forward and back is supposed to make cows grumpy. They apparently don't like to have their milking time changed.
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