That Means I Didn’t Sleep In!
Daylight Savings, everyone!
Thank god for LGF or it would have taken me days to notice the computer didn’t square up with the wall clocks.
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October 31st, 2005 at 12:46 am
How do you figure out which day of the week it is? As soon as I get out of my Mon-Fri/weekend cycle I’m lost.
October 31st, 2005 at 2:32 pm
Well I do spend an awful lot of time plugged in to the outside world, you know.
A couple years ago I was working shifts (retail) and it took me about three weeks to notice my cell phone was on a different time from the rest of my clocks. One day I was standing at the bus stop barely going to make it and I looked down and it said I had an hour. And I was running off my cell phone pretty much at all times back then. I was SO confused. I had to call Peter at his work, from the bus stop, to check what time it really was.