The clocks went back on Saturday night. Or Sunday morning if you
prefer.
Why does this happen? Something to do with farmers or kids. I don't know, I wasn't listening.
The problem starts when you think on a Saturday before going to bed
“I'll put the clocks forward now to save time.” How this
saves time because it has to be done at some point I don't know, but you do it
anyway.
But you forget when you go in the bathroom for an
end-of-day dump and 45 minutes of Candy Crush that you have more
clocks to alter in the bedroom.
You then wake up on Sunday morning having altered some, but not all of
your timepieces.
You also forget that some things reset themselves automatically, your
phone being one of them.
Then when you're woken abruptly on the Sunday morning by the smell of
freshly-laid dogs' eggs wafting up from the kitchen you find yourself
confused as to what time it really is as you bleary-eyedly look at your phone then the alarm clock then your phone again.
Then you can spend weeks alternating between moaning about darker evenings and enjoying lighter mornings before it's just dark
all the time anyway.
And it's only five months until we can complain about being robbed of
an hour before the clocks change in the opposite direction for no
reason whatsoever.
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