Spring Forward

I just thought I would put together a little PSA. For most of you in the United States this Sunday at 2:00 AM was time to set your clocks forward one hour. Now I know not everyone in the United States sets their clocks forward but the majority of the US does. Most of Europe set their clocks forward a week ago I believe.

So this morning I grabbed my trusty Atomic Watch (sounds like something from Batman or Dick Tracy) and made the rounds reseting my clocks. I am sure I forgot some of them. In case you do not have a way to find out the correct time when you set your clocks forward you can use this link or I have enclosed a picture of my Atomic Watch that you can use. Good luck.

By the way, for anyone that is curious ... The United States has changed when we are on Daylight Savings Time starting next year. We will start Daylight Savings Time on the 2nd Sunday in March and Daylight Savings Time ends on the first Sunday in November adding three weeks to Daylight Savings time. So next year Daylight Savings runs from March 11 until November 4.

All right! What I know is that daylight savings wasn't established until World War I. If it's 3 p.m. now that means that in 1776 it would be 2 p.m. --National Treasure