[mumofstig]

to change your clocks? Luckily my phone and laptop do it themselves, but I still have to change the house clocks 

[jezza]

Hello I've just changed the clock in my van,I have to remember to leave the display alone for 3 minutes after turning the key on or the display instructions go into French   jezza

[JayG]

Yup - just the car clock, watch, wall clock, twin aquarium lamp timers, microwave and cooker clocks to manually adjust (as and when I remember how to do it in the case of the last two!   )

[Goosegirl]

Yup but still have to do the oven and microwave which I'm not looking forward to as it was a right flipping faff last time.

[mrs bouquet]

Did the oven and microwave and wrist watches and beside clock last night.   Just the 'phone to do now.  Mrs Bouquet

[Plot 1 Problems]

On purposely ignoring the task knowing full well that the good lady will get annoyed and do it instead

[jaydig]

I changed the time on my watch and my phone when I got up this morning. Hubby usually does the kitchen and dining room clock, so I left those alone.  Starting cooking the lunch, and then realising that I still had loads of time I made an apple and blackberry crumble as a treat for afterwards. The meatloaf and roasted butternut squash seemed to have cooked very quickly, then I glanced at my watch!!!! I had started cooking by the kitchen clock which my husband hadn't re-set as he was chatting to our son and pottering about, having totally forgotten to do it, despite having been reminded first thing.  Never mind, we just ate a little later than usual and the crumble was very much appreciated.  At least I didn't burn anything.

[GraciesGran]

Yes, for once I did.  Always struggle with my watch, the car is done.  Clock in the kitchen is a nightmare so will leave that to my husband.

[rowlandwells]

had to go to bed an hour early last night to catch up with the hour I lost today does it mean i need to have my meals  an hour earlier today as well 

[Subversive_plot]

"Time change" for us happened a couple weeks ago, but we did remember!

[Aidy]

Enoyed my virtual extra hour in bed!

[wighty]

Really confusing at work today, we never got around to changing the clock there in October and had got used to 'removing' and hour from what it said.  Paul did the till an hour early and started locking up (he had been counting nuts and bolts all morning).  Suddenly realised the clock was now telling the 'correct' time and had to re=open what he had locked. 

[Growster...]

For some reason, our 'atomic' clocks didn't change automatically, but I always forget one - it's an old freebie advertising clock, nestling on a shelf in the loo...

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