Coping with your clock’s demands

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1. We would usually be late for church growing up when the time changed.

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2. There was a clock in my old house I never changed. Sometimes I added an hour and later the clock would be right again for a while. … Right now I have a car clock that I subtract 5 hours from to estimate the time.

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   • We do not have to mess up with our clock here luckily.

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     • The way people remember how it goes here is by saying, “spring forward, fall back” all the time. It goes forward one hour in spring, etc…
       It is boring and while the reason really has to do with financial markets in New York everyone thinks it’s for farmers. The thing is farmers don’t really care what time you want to call it. They start work when the sun comes up.

3. I am very punctual with clock and i have my own routine for that

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   • I became an artist because Father Guido Sarducci said that artists didn’t have to get up until 10 AM. ha, ah, ha

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4. I almost always know the time, I do not need a timer to have my own internal.

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   • You remind me of one of our workers here. She knew when to have lunch and when to go home (lol)

5. I’m always very diligent when it comes to changing the clocks forward or backward; and the media is constantly reminding us.

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   • But see how my niece goofed up. She took me one hour early for that show (lol)

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6. We have daylight saving in the UK. It is necessary because of our northern latitude, which does not apply in India.

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   • I did not say it was not good but whether you goof up your schedules because of that.

     • A few people make mistakes, but there is always plenty of warning in the media.

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