[Tenhens]

It's that time ( no pun intended ! )   to enjoy an extra hour in slumber with the clocks going back.

[Plot 1 Problems]

Extra hours drinkining surely? 

[8doubles]

Worrying for male dyslectics !

[Fairy Plotmother]

  not for me. I have very small grandson sleeping over tonight! 😬

[andreadon]

not for me. I have very small grandson sleeping over tonight! 😬

So every chance you'll get an hour's sleep then

[Goosegirl]

I don't mind it once I've got over the first darker night, but it'll be lighter in the mornings.

[Christine]

A lot of us may well waste the extra hour checking that all the clocks that don't change automatically are done. How many of us will find the extra one three days later? 

[mrs bouquet]

Me I expect, after I have missed the bus, and turned up for an appointment at the wrong time.     Mrs Bouquet

[Fairy Plotmother]

not for me. I have very small grandson sleeping over tonight! 😬

So every chance you'll get an hour's sleep then

😂😂😂 well, surprise, surprise, the small child and his elder brother managed til 6.30 am. Not so bad after all.

[Debz]

I have a child who is awake as early as me and I could hear him tossing and turning restlessly at 4.30!  I was awake anyway and surprisingly so was my husband so the wee lad came in beside us for a bit and by 5.15 I was up.  The "wee" lad is 9 but apparently will grow out of his early starts but he's been like this since he was born though so I'm not holding my breath.  His younger sister surfaced at 6.45.  I struggle with the clocks changing.

[al78]

Ah yes, five months of cycling home from work in the dark, dealing with idiotic drivers with excessively bright badly aligned headlights, or who can't be bothered to dip them.