Just a reminder for most the folks who live in the USA, daylight saving time begins at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 11. That means your clock will move a head an hour. At 2 am (or whenever you choose to do it) change your clocks to read 3 am.
My wife is going around changing all the clocks now LOLJacqui said:Just a reminder for most the folks who live in the USA, daylight saving time begins at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 11. That means your clock will move a head an hour. At 2 am (or whenever you choose to do it) change your clocks to read 3 am.
Jacqui said:Just a reminder for most the folks who live in the USA, daylight saving time begins at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 11. That means your clock will move a head an hour. At 2 am (or whenever you choose to do it) change your clocks to read 3 am.
Tom said:I love it in the summer when it doesn't get dark until 8:30pm. I HATE it when it gets dark at 5pm in the winter...
Turtulas said:I really don't mind the time change, it is so much easier in the spring than in the fall, I have a lot of clocks, (not because I am concerned about what time it is), I just like clocks, None of the older ones have a reverse so in the fall I have to move them forward 11 or 23 hours, I do have a couple that change themselves but when they were manufactured the time change was always at the same time each season, now they keep changing the date of the changing, so those clocks are either off time for a while or they must be reset twice. Len