Did you change your time?

Sriniketan · Nov 4, 2007

To all those living in the US and where this is applicable, did you change your time today?

sriniketan

Huma · Nov 4, 2007

Hi Sriniketan

Here in England, we change the time in the last week-end of october.....it feels great to have one more hour to do everything....

take care
Huma

Sriniketan · Nov 4, 2007

Hi Huma,
Here in US they would change the time during the Halloween time, in Oct. But President Bush has signed last year that the saving time should end in the 1st sunday of November.
You are great, yaar. you think of work, but for me, 1 hour extra means 1 hour extra sleep

sriniketan

Arunarc · Nov 4, 2007

Hello Sriniketan
Here too they have saving time , to tell you the truth I really don't like it I don't know why do they change the time I don't think it makes much difference.

slp807 · Nov 4, 2007

Sriniketan,

even i feel that i got an extra hour to sleep :-D

Sriniketan · Nov 5, 2007

Hi Aruna,
They say that by this way they can save energy and so on.
This practice is very irritating. Before you get adjusted to one time, the time changes.
during the saving time starts that itself is a disaster--1 hour rest is lost and are more prone to accidents on the roads, etc.
When you do have to change the time?

sriniketan

Sriniketan · Nov 5, 2007

Sreelatha,
Extra time means extra time for rest or( sleep?):yes:

sriniketan

CharuKaur · Nov 5, 2007

Hi dear ladies

The time had changed at 02:00 AM Sunday - so we are already almost a day behind our folks in India...
At least this change gives a longer time window to be calling our people back in India

Cheers!
Charu..

Sriniketan · Nov 5, 2007

Sure Charu, this is one of the benefits of it which we can enjoy doing so!

sriniketan

PushpavalliSrinivasan · Nov 6, 2007

Hi Sriniketan,
Thank you for reminding the time change. When we call my son at Minneapolis, we call him only after making sure the US time.
Love,
Pushpavalli