- played at the park. Really, for some reason it takes creating an hour that wasn't there before to discover the time on a Sunday to do that.
- had this conversation. Hubby, to kids: What do you want for breakfast? Daughter: Oh, a giant bowl of ice-cream, with chocolate sauce. Son: And this time, dad, we mean "literally."
- made and ate pancakes instead.
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In the Event of Murder (Starlit Bookshop Mystery #2)
3 months ago
"Fallback" time is such a gift. I managed to do two things at once: I graded until 11 p.m. and then wandered around the house resetting all the clocks. And then, ta-da, I was in bed by 10:30 p.m. Just like magic! Once you reset the clocks, it's like having an hour of do-over!
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Allison, I agree with the "do over" mentality. In fact, couldn't we just "fall back" an hour every day, and cycle backward in a leisurely fashion?
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