Showing posts with label clocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clocks. Show all posts

Monday, March 12, 2012

Missing my hour!


I am always surprised at how tired I am when we have the Daylight savings time change. This picture and quote made me laugh tonight (probably because I am so tired ). I decided to finally set our clocks all at the same time now. I know you are probably asking why I didn't always do that? Not sure exactly, we started by setting Jeff's clock up, so when the alarm went off...he still knew he had a few more minutes to sleep in. We set our kitchen clock ahead about 10 mins so some of us ( will not mention names ) would get somewhere on time, otherwise they would have been late. Our downstairs clock is always off because it needs new batteries, and the old mantle clock I got Jeff for Christmas is usually chiming about 20 mins early or 20 mins late (that one I can't do anything about ). But the Christmas clock in my room is right and that is all that really matters, because every hour it plays a beautiful Christmas song!  So I had to keep telling myself today that what the clock says really was the right time! ( Oh it's the little things in life....:)
So to answer the question below.... "WE HAVE JUST SUCKED ONE HOUR OF YOUR LIFE AWAY. TELL ME...HOW DO YOU FEEL?"    My answer is...TIRED AND VERY SLEEPY, so I am heading to bed dear friends. Good night!


 
"Both young children and old people have a lot of time on their hands. That's probably why they get along so well."   ~ Jonathan Carroll ( this is certainly true with Grandparents )

"Know how to live the time that is given you."  ~Dario Fo

Sunday, March 11, 2012

Computer problems!

Been trying to get my computer to stop acting up for over an hour now, not sure what is going on? Hope it's not me. Anyway, now it is already the Sabbath ( remember we set our clocks up an hour tonight ) so I need to head to bed. I will give the computer, and my mind a break. Hopefully it will work better tomorrow ( I mean today ), oh whatever... good night dear friends!

Thought for the night!
"In the end, the number of prayers we say may contribute to our happiness. But the number of prayers we may answer may be of greater importance."   ~ Dieter F. Uchtdorf