Just as we get used to
calculating the time difference to Mongolia the nonsense of British Summer Time
arrives to confuse matters, ten o’clock in the morning here was six pm there,
convenient times for a weekly Sunday chat, but this morning I got up at 9:00
GMT (10:00 BST) which is only 17:00 in Mongolia (there being no Mongolian
Summer Time) in the unlikely event my daughter realised the clocks here had
gone forward and compensated accordingly (she did, but thought we probably
wouldn’t, but did come on-line a bit early anyway); at least I had an extra
hour to adjust those timepieces that don’t now update automatically, which later
enabled us to turn up at my in-laws for Mothers’ Day lunch on time this year,
unlike the last time these dates coincided when instead of being 10 minutes
early we were an embarrassing fifty minutes late.
And they have never let us forget it since!
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