It is time to change clocks again

@Hannihar I'll turn mine back on Saturday before I go to bed.

@just4him That is what I did too.

@just4him Have fun. I am glad we already did ours so that is one thing off of my list to do.

@Hannihar I work in a warehouse, so there is no sunlight coming in but I do go outside during my break.

@whiteream I do not like the dark either. I love sunny days. Sorry it is dark when you get up and with no windows you cannot see outside when the day starts.

@whiteream I am glad you at least go out on your break to get light.

@Hannihar Oh but you have snow o just cool temperatures? WE have basically the same temperature ranges cooler on Oct to Mar then summer on Mar to about June and rainy season from June to Oct....

@rsa101 You are lucky you do not have to worry about changing your clocks there. We have two seasons. Israeli has two seasons: winter (late Oct to mid-Mar), which is cool to cold and when the rains occur, and summer (Apr–Oct), which is warm to hot and virtually rain-free. Winter in Israel starts with showers in October and advances to periodic heavy rainfall from November to March.

@rsa101 I can only talk about the city I live in and that is Jerusalem. We only have rain in the winter. We have had snow but not all the time. January and February and March it gets cold here and also in December too.

@Hannihar and smartphones too?

@sol_cee I have two watches I have to change and two alarm clocks and another clock I change. So, that makes 5. The computer was set to change itself back and forth. The printer I think was set too but do not need to know the time there.

@sol_cee I have one smartphone and did not bother to change because I do not look at the time there.

@Hannihar and I am lazy And he is a perfectionist, so he needs them all perfectly on time. And I might not leave the clock perfectly straight! He might not be a Grumpy Old Man, but he is a Fussy one. I should dust all the clocks since he will be handling them anyway! Saves me trying to get them all straight!

@paigea So how is it a perfectionist and one that is not a perfectionist living together?

@paigea I can see why he changes them since he collects them.

@nela13 I agree. I hate this change too and also hate winter.

@nela13 I have no answer but that is how it is here.

@Hannihar almost everyone hates this change, don't understand why they insist on it

@mayka123 That is nice.

@Hannihar

@TiarasOceanView You are welcome about the reminder.

@Hannihar Give me the cold weather and I am a happy camper.

@HazySue I am happy for you that you love cold weather. I do not.

@HazySue I would just like summer all year round.

@Hannihar Thank you. Me too.

@VivaLaDani13 You are welcome Dani.

@VivaLaDani13 I am glad for you that you do not turn your clocks there.

@Happy2BeMe So you change yours after we do.

@Happy2BeMe It is nice to have it done for now.

@Hannihar yes we do

@Janet357 So I take it your clocks stay the same all year round?

@Janet357 What do you mean by almost?

@Hannihar almost:)

@DocAndersen That is smart to have automatic clocks that turn the way they should be. That happened to me one year that I forgot to turn our clocks and was late.

@DocAndersen That is a good idea Scott and it is not hard to forget to turn them back or forward whichever the case.

@Hannihar i ended up getting automatic clocks because I always forgot!

@Starkinds I understand. I hate winter too.

@Hannihar

Count me in. heheehehe

@1hopefulman Thanks, Felix for sharing that.

@jstory07 Judy, thanks for sharing that. It seems like a lot turn their clocks on the 3rd of November.

@jaboUK It is hard to get used to the darkness.

@thelme55 Thanks for sharing that.

@CarolDM Have fun. I am glad we changed ours already and one less thing to think about.

@Gracezy Did you already change it then or do it on November 3rd like others have mentioned here?