Indiana switched to Eastern

[Ariana Celeste]

:o

I didn't know until today!! All of a sudden we have to switch the clocks. Not like I ain't used to it, I'm from WA. But 2 years here, I was getting comfortable with not changing the clocks. And here we go. Now we have to.

x(

[ZombieNixon]

1. Yeah, and now it's all herked up

because my SO's one hour ahead of me, so when I call her at 2 AM, she's already asleep! What the herk?!

[Ariana Celeste]

2. What the herk, indeed

I was looking forward to only being 2 hrs ahead of my family for half a year, so that I could more easily contact them, and vice versa, and now we switch to eastern, and i'm permantly 3 hrs ahead of everyone in my family! x(x(x(

[Oeditpus Rex]

3. So it's 4:35 a.m. there?

And the DU clock says it's 11:35 p.m.

:rofl:

[Ariana Celeste]

4. Yes indeedy!

I'm drunk and not ready to sleep, and the man ate too many ribs to stay up with me :eyes:

So 4:30 am lounge postings for me! :D

[Oeditpus Rex]

5. But it's really only 12:44

So... :shrug:

[Ariana Celeste]

6. + 3 hrs

:eyes:


Yeesh. Good thing I live a 2nd shift lifestyle or this would be super late for me :D

[lakemonster11]

7. That messed me up a couple of years ago when I

was visiting a friend in Indiana.

I'm from WA, but I was in TN visiting my grandparents. I drove up from Nashville to Bloomington and timed it so I would get there right when my friend was getting off work. I thought to make sure I wasn't going to cross any time zones, but I didn't think to check if Indiana observed Daylight Savings Time. I didn't know that I'd been an hour late until very late that night when we were out at a bar and one of her friends asked what time it was---we both responded at the same time, and I was an hour off!