British Summer Time 2015

[Cleoriff]

Just a heads up that BST starts from tomorrow morning (Sunday 29th March at 1am)

I make no apologies for the reminder, as my family still tend to rely on me to inform them!

So..in practice clocks go FORWARD an hour...leaving you with an hours less sleep...:smileysad:

* I never wait till 1am... All clocks get changed as I am about to go to bed.......

http://www.timeanddate.com/time/change/uk/london?year=2015

[Bambino]

Thanks for the reminder @Cleoriff Even though we lose an hour, I still look forward to more daylight in the evenings. 

[Cleoriff]

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@Bambino wrote:

Thanks for the reminder @Cleoriff Even though we lose an hour, I still look forward to more daylight in the evenings. 

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That goes for me as well @Bambino  It's the time when my SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) magically disappears

[viridis]

Hour less sleep, pffffft
Just get up an hour later.

[jonsie]

Well as I sleep very fitfully an hour either way is of no consequence these days to be honest. Lighter evenings is a plus though and it means a big difference in communications to Thailand where it becomes +6 hours instead of +7 hours. It means I get disturbed at 6am rather than 5am....

[Anonymous]

Also I have a week off from work so no getting up for work tomorrow & losing an hour, I'll get it back staying in bed

[jonsie]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Also I have a week off from work so no getting up for work tomorrow & losing an hour, I'll get it back staying in bed

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Enjoy your holiday @Anonymous 

[Anonymous]

Thanks @jonsie I intend to enjoy every relaxing minute

[Cleoriff]

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@viridis wrote:
Hour less sleep, pffffft
Just get up an hour later.

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Oh yes...try telling that to kids....oh and cats..... Not to forget the kids who play Sunday football and risk missing an hour of the match.....

[Bambino]

Used to make me laugh when someone always turned up after closing time when the pubs had Sunday hours. Seems a long time ago now.