Sunday, November 7, 2021 As someone who lives with lots of animals, I take these time changes very gradually if at all. I always leave one clock as the animals’ clock so I know when they are expecting to be fed etc and sometimes it really doesn’t change for them at all. And I will continue to go to bed when I’m tired and wake up when I feel rested. (retirement perk) It only slightly bothers me that the change happened on my birthday this year. Since Ed does use the clock more than the light or the animals to run his daily schedule it messes with mine a bit. hehe Happy Sunday no matter what time it is!
Photo of the Day: Changing the clocks does not change feeding time, right? ~Benjamin Right, Benji! 
Betty
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
Linda
Thank you! 😁
Betty
😍😄
Ed
And a very Happy Birthday to my wonderful wonderful wife whom I love very much.
Linda
Oh my Goodness! A comment from my Eddie!! thank you! I love you too.
Gigi Caito
Happy Birthday, Linda!
Linda
Thanks Gigi!
Lana
We hate the time change, especially since it now will get dark at 4:30! We try to gradually adjust morning feeding, but have to go earlier in the evening, due to darkness. We have lights, but daylight is better. Wish we would stay on daylight savings.. Oh well. Happy Birthday! So sweet that hubby made a comment.
Linda
Thanks, Lana. As the daylight starts to shrink, we gradually do the afternoon feeding earlier and earlier too, just because I don’t like being out in the darkness. And the herd seems to be hungry earlier too.
Maureen Lifton
Happy Birthday Linda!
Linda
Thanks Maureen!