Has everyone been enjoying the shortened time diff this week?

[SwanTiger 0]

As much as I get thrown off by the time changes in the Spring and Fall, I am happy that the UK turned their clocks back a week earlier than the US this year. It's so nice to be able to speak to my fiance a little earlier than usual. Next week it's back to a 5-hour time difference, but I've enjoyed it while it's lasted. Now, if only someone could manage to shorten the distance as well...

[Nicoxcx 1]

I was totally thrown off. I changed my clock just before I went to sleep on everything, MP3 player, Phone clocks and thought "way hey, I am doing great here" , got on the net to talk to my man (situated in Baltimore MD) at the usual 6pm (here ) and wondered why he wasnt online, of course I realised a couple days later, the USA havent gone back an hour yet .

We also have a 5 hour time difference so I am enjoying talking to my Honey at an earlier time !

[Dave and Jess 0]

It's been great.. an extra hour..yay!!

I have to say though i cheat!! my watch is still on US time from my visit back in febuary,that way I always know what time it is on the other side

[Damian&Kelly 16]

My mind is set in US and UK time (5 hours diff) so this weekend I'm gonna get more confused then last. I have 2 clocks in my room 1 in US time and the other UK.

[Stinky Monkey 1]

I am not looking forward to America putting their clocks back tomorrow night, I was enjoying a decent nights sleep for a change, now I will be back to 5 1/2 hours sleep a night, but rather that than only talking at weekends

[desilu 0]

Its been great! I work late and commute 2 hours each way, so by the time Im home he's getting back not long after. We then have most of the evening to chat. Altho I keep almost missing our morning chat when he wakes up - usually its on my lunchhour but now its like 11.30 and Im sometimes stuck in meetings. lol

Edited October 31, 2008 by desilu

[Laura+Tom 2]

It's not so bad for us as in Bahrain they don't change their clocks at all and it means we can talk for an hour longer. Before I had to wait an hour longer to talk to him depending on what time he woke. If he wakes at 11pm (he works nights), previously I had to wait until 9pm UK time to speak to him. Now I only wait until 8.

Edited October 31, 2008 by Laura+Tom

[Scarlett 0]

Hmmmm well on the west coast its not so helpful, as we have 8 hours difference, one of our slots is to talk last thing at night (USA) and first thing in the morning (UK) so the loss of an hour means I have to get up at 6am instead of 7am. Still, looking on the bright side, I will be over there living with him by the time the US clocks go back too

[Stinky Monkey 1]

boooooooooooooooooo all over now they put the clocks back now back to 5 1/2 hours sleep a night!!!!!!!!!! but it's worth it