Time for a Change
I am writing this at 8.37 a.m. on Sunday morning. Or it could be 7.37 a.m., not quite sure. In America, the clocks went forward last night. Personally I found this quite surprising for two reasons.
1. In England the clocks go forward at the end of March.
2. I tend to feel the time change signifies the arrival of Spring. It is currently -2 degrees celsius and snowing. Again. Snow flurries are predicted all day. It feels like it has been winter here since 1922. It has, typically for us, been the snowiest winter on record. Easter is only a couple of weeks away, but it feels more like Christmas.
1. In England the clocks go forward at the end of March.
2. I tend to feel the time change signifies the arrival of Spring. It is currently -2 degrees celsius and snowing. Again. Snow flurries are predicted all day. It feels like it has been winter here since 1922. It has, typically for us, been the snowiest winter on record. Easter is only a couple of weeks away, but it feels more like Christmas.
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