Sillybean

March 9, 2008

Fucking DST

I’ve just now noticed that I should have changed the clocks last night.

*facepalm*

In other news, State of Play ceased to be boring and resumed kicking ass in the next episode, and we got sucked into watching the rest in one sitting. If you can handle six hours’ worth of various British accents, I highly recommend this thing.

4:36 pm · Life 2 comments

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  1. DST should NEVER, EVER start before the vernal equinox. But, really, it should just be repealed. Really.
    What kind of flowers are those in the top of the page?

    Posted by JulieB on March 12th, 2008 at 10:43 pm

  2. Apple blossoms, I think. I got the image from a stock photo site, and the title was in another language (German, maybe?) so I’ve never been entirely sure.

    Posted by Stephanie on March 13th, 2008 at 10:38 am

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