Which does seem an odd way to treat a piece of precise horological equipment.
Their hourglass may indeed have ran out of sand, but here in the more southerly hemisphere, the opposite has happened, we have gained sand. Minutes, in fact, a whole 60 of them.
Yes the bi-annual daylight savings ruse is upon us once more, as hard working multi millionaire farmers are awarded with convenient sunlight at inconvenient (for the rest of us) hours.
Which means time critical goings on and happenings, need to be adjusted, or better still transitioned into the earlier daytime. Important occurrences such as feeding the cat in the morning, manipulating the few physical clocks left in the world and the taking of time sensitive drugs…
Which can all get a bit confusing when iPhone calendar alerts go off at the wrong hour, reminding one instead to give the dog his tablets, instead of yours.
Woof. A bit of a squeeze in here...
Will say good morn to the sussex coastline for you tomorrow old chum as back in north side to visit the aged (out laws): similarly have visited the aged mater in the land of cobblers and will bid the town's bones a hearty hale and hearty from you.
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling better ...... you must be??
Played croquet at St Andrews yesterday .. warm enough to only need one glove on (lol!).
May be down to NZ in Sept again ...hope you will be well enough to skip avross the airport carpark this time???
With love and best wishes from us all plus the aged mater xxoo