Question of the day.

How many clocks to you have to set this weekend?

We have 16 clocks, 4 watches and 4 clocks that set themselves.

2 clocks to set, the microwave and the stove , everything else sets itself

Our clocks don't change until the last day of March - here in the UK - but I will have 16 to change indoors plus the one in my car

9 and the stove.... way too many :0...

Too many, and more watches than I can count.

I think I have about 19 clocks to reset. Some are 'radio controlled' but I usually have to move them to a window or outside to get them to reset. Ugh. So many to do.

Ummm... does anyone else have a couple of difficult to reach or set clocks that they just leave set to DST all the time? I do...

We usually leave the ones in the car alone....Glad we aren't alone Drac

Yup Drac, I have one Waterford Crystal Clock that I never bother to reset. It's so pretty and in an area that isn't easy to read, so I just don't bother with it. Now I'm wondering if the Sharper Image Clock, temp, calendar, multiple time zone clock thing that I bought at a thrift store with NO directions will reset on its own. Hummm. If not, I can just turn the back to the next time zone. Ha. So easy.

Wouldn't it be great if every clock/watch maker had a built in button that you could just push for one hour back or forward so this stupid resetting bit isn't such a mess? I'm voting for that one.

Four to reset, 1 darling little cristal one on my 'puter desk, and my car that stay an hour off all winter, and 14 watch's that stay off till I use one. That save's all the batteries.

Three wall clocks, microwave, stove, two radio clocks, two watches, and one VCR/DVD player. Plus the clocks in the cars. I'd like it much better if they'd just leave well enough alone.

Over a dozen!

2 often forgot are the auto sprinkler controll and the programable thermostat.