Last week I complained that with all the different days that people celebrate, every day has to do multiple duty, meaning that each week has far more than seven days.
But it’s not just the days that fly by apace.
Continue reading “summertime blues”
It’s late evening on Saturday and I haven’t yet posted anything to the blog. The day seems to have run away from me and I’m not feeling particularly inspired, so perhaps I could do worse than post a photo of a clock, even if it’s only a dandelion clock.
That’s it for today. I hope to do better tomorrow.
Today is Easter Sunday and big stores are closed.
Continue reading “seasonal”
This weekend we changed the clocks for the end of British Summertime and in yesterday’s post I suggested that this must mean that Autumn has now, finally, begun. 
Continue reading “every second counts”
Well, not quite all over: a story on the BBC reports that Russian clocks stay on summertime.
What I like most about that is the fact that when President Medvedev announced his decision he said it was “in order to relieve the stress of changing clocks.”
Most of my clocks are digital and change automatically, so there’s not too much stress involved in changing them.
Continue reading “time flies”
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