I don't think I have, but I've known people who have. And known people who have turned clocks the wrong way, like 'back' in Spring ;)

Why can I never remember how to change the time in my car. I always have to get the owners book out. That one I'll do tomorrow sometime - I've changed several in the house already tonight.

I'm glad you reminded your friend so she isn't late for church....

First thing I did, when I got in my car was to change the time :o)

I made sure to change the clocks ahead an hour before bedtime so I wouldn't forget. Mom has gone to church early a couple times. ha.

I'm up because I'm taking a cat to a low spay/neuter clinic about 45min. away. Have to drop him off between 8:30am-9:30a, Mom is riding along. Inside cat is all confused as to why I'm up so early. It's dark outside now! Hopefully it will lighten up before we leave.

We forgot once, years ago, and also arrived at church an hour early (LOL). Now we change our clocks on Friday after hubby gets home from work and have the whole weekend to adapt. We also begin staying up later each night the week before the Spring forward time change by increasing our bedtime in 15-minute increments over the week, and going to bed earlier in 15-minute increments over the week in the fall before we Fall back.

I find the "extra hour of daylight" a big crock, and I think there is more harm than good, as science has proven - unless the local golf coarse stays open later..... When you get up at 3 a.m. each day like I do, it doesn't make any difference. I just have to have room darkening shades on our bedroom windows because we go to bed at 9 p.m.

I was glad to hear the State of Kansas may not participate in daylight saving time beginning next year (BTW - no "s" on saving - bit of a pet peeve - savings - the money you set aside in a piggy bank).

I don't remember ever forgetting to 'fall back or spring forward' but I'd not be surprised if there had been a time or two.

HERE'S an interesting website about the history of DST.

I always laugh when people seem to make a big deal over losing or gaining the hour. It doesn't effect me either way.

We adjusted our clocks this morning.

With the exception of my stove and microwave, all my clocks change time automatically.

We also arrived at church an hour early, many years ago. California legislature has a bill before it to abolish DST. Fingers crossed for passing it.

Our phones didn't change, but the computers did. I'll leave the phones, I'm assuming they'll change at a later date. Didn't the date change to a week early a few years ago?

I slept in this morning instead of church, but my friend went!

I set mine last night and also reminded my two neighbors who both thanked me BUT found out tonight that the one lady thought today was Easter and went for the church breakfast to find no one was there! She did end up later making the service ....

Went to church an hour late, maybe 20 years ago.

I had a co-worker who showed up an hour late on Monday morning!

Years ago I remember thinking the government hated mothers of young children or were trying to drive them crazy!

Now it doesn't matter to me, but I know my grands are causing havoc at bedtime tonight. A school night!

I don't think we ever have, amazingly enough...I forget so many things as it is...

I have wished for years that the Federal government do away with DST. It is such a crock of BS they gave and still give about keeping DST. My mother always laughed and said farmers didn't care what time the clock said, they always went out to the fields at dawn - and that there was no way that our government had initiated DST to benefit farmers, because it gave them no benefit whatsoever.

Not until this year. I've never bought into losing an hour until I changed the clocks after rising! One second it was nine, the next it was ten. It made me sad!!

At least half of our electronics change automatically, but I wind up realizing other clocks and watches are off for weeks and even months later.

Walnut Creek, you're a government conspiracy believer? The government is you and me and the best politicians money can buy. If you don't like the law, it can be changed at the federal or state level. Contact your representative to express your views.

Me, I prefer the daylight in the evening to the morning and welcome the time change. It allows after-work outdoor evening activities for many and outdoor playtime with kids for those that have them. The early sunsets we all experience in the wintertime are depressing, it makes the days seem shorter when it's dark before early evening.

I missed the time change last fall (or was it last spring?)

I had started going "electronics free" on Sundays and Wednesdays. No Internet, no iPod, no television. Those are my two unplugged days. I will check my email, just in case anyone sent me a "real" email with family/friends news; I'll talk on the phone, read a book, or watch a DVD. But mostly I just stay away from anything with a computer function for those two days a week.

I totally forgot about the time change that year and was so confused on Monday. I thought the computer was going bad.

I remember it this year and got everything moved up an hour before I went to bed Saturday night. I have a desk clock that needs a new battery, and I've not been out to the car yet, but everything else is all good.

- Bedroom alarm clock

- Bathroom night light clock

- Sewing room wall clock

- Desk clock, waiting for a battery

- Kitchen wall clock

- Kitchen microwave(s) - Don't ask.

- Kitchen stove

- Kitchen timer

- House phone; it didn't change itself?

- Coffee maker

- Three wrist watches

- Vintage watch face that's still waiting for me to find the perfect strap for.

Our two cell phone, two iPods, two atomic weather stations, and the computer set themselves.

I have way too many clocks. I wish the oven, microwaves, coffee pot, and house phone did not have clocks. I'm one of those people that are driven mad if the clocks don't all show the correct time, at the same time.