I just dont understand,just a little lost

[Troop1379]

Everyone start laughing now. I have never had to do this before cause hubby always does it. It is time to change our clocks back this weekend but I dont know when to do it. do I change them back before I go to bed tonight? do I wait and do it tomorrow night?
Then My son is on meds cause he had his wisdom teeth out today and he is to take pain meds every 4 hours and then other kind every 5 hours. how do I do that. I gave him pain pills at 8:30 cause it sometimes falls where he gets both at the same time. so the next one he gets at 12:30 (what will be fine) but the other one he is to get a 2:30am and the time change is at 2am I hope he will be sleep and I can just start over on them in the AM but what if he needs it. what time to I give it to him? I dont want to over dose him

[cheynesnana]

Change them back Saturday night before you go to bed... as far as the meds.. if it's after you've changed the clocks just add an hour to figure out when he should have them again ;)

[Troop1379]

Thanks.... I feel so dumb i was going to do it tonight. I get so lost when it comes to stuff like this.

[Queenkim98]

Sometimes we forget to do it before we go to bed, and I have to do them when we get up........or we've been up for a little while. The cable box, computer and telephone are automatically updated. If I screw up and can't remember if im going foreward or backward, i can always check the time there

Kim

[meggers]

No worries. You would be surprised at how many get utterly confused with time changes.

[Smee]

I have one of those clock radios that sets the time change automatically. I had no idea; I didn't buy it for that feature. The thing is it changes it based on the old time change schedule which means it's usually off for a couple of weeks. I would just wake up and be all, "holy crap, I'm late," or, "cool, I have an extra hour to lay here." I'm too cheap to get rid of it, so I just use my phone as an alarm clock now, and it updates automatically and correctly. I still have no idea how that little cheap clock radio knows what day it is or when to change-- we never set the thing for any of this, just pulled it out of the box and plugged it in.

[kristinnm]

The time officially changes at 2am. My alarm clock does it automatically and I usually just have to reset the microwave and stove, since the only other clocks we have are on the cable boxes, computers and cell phones and those change automatically too. Gotta love technology! ;)

[Merczilla]

I have one of those clock radios that sets the time change automatically. I had no idea; I didn't buy it for that feature. The thing is it changes it based on the old time change schedule which means it's usually off for a couple of weeks. I would just wake up and be all, "holy crap, I'm late," or, "cool, I have an extra hour to lay here." I'm too cheap to get rid of it, so I just use my phone as an alarm clock now, and it updates automatically and correctly. I still have no idea how that little cheap clock radio knows what day it is or when to change-- we never set the thing for any of this, just pulled it out of the box and plugged it in.

I have one of those too. I think I bought it maybe a month before they did the change. I noticed it off a couple weeks ago and thought the kids had messed with it (or a cat stood on it) forgettting it does it itself. At least it has the battery backup....we have frequent "power hits" and my other one doesn't have it. I use two clocks so I'm sure to get hubby up in time.

[powerplay]

I generally do the time reset on Sunday morning. It's kind of nice lying in bed looking at the clock and telling myself it's really an hour earlier.