Besides what Randy wrote that you may not have all your updates I also wonder if you have a program running that goes out to the atomic clock at regular intervals to keep you clock accurate. Which it would keep at GMT rather than daylight saving time without that update. Interesting, let us know what you do/did to fix it please

"Of all the things I was told about retirement, the one that never got mentioned was that once you retire, you no longer care one way or the other about daylight savings time. You get up when you wake up, you go to sleep when you are tired, naps are allowed, and life is very very good." I have actually thought about this--I'm a long way from retirement but that exact aspect of no longer being a slave to a schedule is something that seems like an impossible dream! My dad mentioned it to me too, after his retirement. The way he phrased it was 'it's really great to get up every day and know you only have to do what YOU want, when you want.' I noticed this week my MIL (82 YO, loooooong retired) has had a much easier time w/the daylight savings time change. She just is sleeping till she feels like getting up, must be nice :). And I know she'll occasionally mention that if she had trouble falling asleep, or didn't get good sleep, she doesn't worry because she can always make it up. Sigh, that's the life for me. Someday, someday.

I can relate, Skibby, only in my case it's my alarm clock. I'll have to stop automatically subtracting an hour when I look at the time.

Changing the clocks doesn't bother me at all. But I intensely dislike Daylight Saving Time. Seems like the day never ends when it doesn't get dark until almost 10 o'clock at night. I do understand why working people like it, though. For reasons I can no longer remember, (if I knew them at the time), Texas stayed on DST all winter. It was awful for the kids, going to school in pitch dark! And I think of that whenever year 'round DST is discussed. I would think adults could deal with less daylight in the evenings if it meant greater safety for the kids. One friend of mine said she likes DST because she doesn't like driving home from work in the dark. How is that worse than driving to work in the dark? Plus, my body operates on Standard time all year, regardless of what the clocks say. Rusty