robb

I went to bed at my normal time last night BUT in actuality it was an hour earlier and woke up an hour and a half earlier than I normally do this morning gonna be some naps happening today.

Lainey

I was still feeling the loss of the hour this AM when it was time to get up.....tomorrow will be better.

kgf3076

What? No group invitation to dinner?

S2KRAY

Kids, Grandkids, three dogs and I don’t believe the interior was ever cleaned. The exterior had ground in dirt on it and a car wash wouldn’t remove it. I hand washed it then I had to use an all purpose cleaner to clean off the crap.

Lainey

We were selling a car and Rick had just had shoulder surgery. He wanted it cleaned before we sold it. I had a guy who did business with the company I worked for clean it. He said it was the cleanest car he had ever cleaned. We like clean cars, Rick spends a lot of time keeping our cars clean.

Likely repeating myself, people my age do that.

zeroptzero

So our cat usually wakes us up around 5 am each morning. So naturally I was relieved that we would get a few days where she would wake us up at 6 am with the time change. Nope, not a chance, and to make things worse she woke us up at 4 am , so she is going in the wrong direction ! lol. These cats always outsmart us , it is crazy .

boltonblue

The hamberder was a little on the iffy side.
I made sure we cooked it all last night and didn't put any back in the fridge.
Normally I like medium rare but I went with medium well for all of them.

cosmomiller

Interesting BBC article on the Roman (really the ancient world) method of timekeeping that, in my opinion, wonderfully solves the daylight savings time problem. However, our culture obsessed with accurate timekeeping, would go bananas. This is definitely something for a retired country couple to use!


https://www.bbc.com/future/article/2...t-savings-time

zeroptzero

^ When I'm at the beach and I don't take a phone or watch I tell the time by the sun and the shade I cast onto the sand.