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[jlkz]

@on the bay 

That's how I got comfortable with gauging the distance represented by the different color lines !

You'll do fine once you trust the lines !

[september]

Fortunately, my car clock resets itself.  I have two indoor clocks that do the same.  My issue is with an older battery operated clock that chimes the hour.  I love the clock, but when the time changes, I always have to get out the instructions to figure out how to reset it.  Batteries have to be removed, the time needs to be set to 5:50, batteries go back in, then you set the time...I think I finally got it done correctly just now. 

[conlt]

That is funny!

[Still Raining]

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@monicakm wrote:

@Still Raining 

Done with this nonsense.

What happened?  What are you talking about?  Why are we being tormented like this? Who is tormenting you?

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The topic of the OP was clock changes with the change in daylight savings time.  Congress and State Legislators are the only ones who can alter the laws.

[Teddixat]

I forgot to change the clock in my car - thanks for reminding me. Thank goodness it's just a push of a button.    I recently got a new IPhone and forgot I had to pair it with my car until my phone rang the other day while I was driving.   My grand niece paired my old phone so I had no idea if I would be able to do it because I am not naturally tech savvy.   It was not intuitive.   My car is a 2013 Hyundai Elantra.  I'm sure the newer cars are more intuitive but I persevered and got it done

[Judaline]

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@LdyBugz wrote:

@Kachina624. That is a riot!  I had to buy a new car in the summer and STILL haven't figured out half of the fancy schmany things yet alone changing the clock.  Just give me A/C, power windows and a radio and I'm good!

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Same here, but I'd change the A/C to 'a good heater'. I used to have a convertible and I still love the wind in my hair. Old habits, you know? On cooler days, when we'd go out cruising (my evil companions and me, lol) I'd put the top down and turn the heater on.