hello jet lag

[incandescens]

Survived through the day, with the help of a lot of coffee, then got home and slept for about three or four hours solid. Then got up again and had supper and did some editing.

The sooner my body resets itself, the better.

Comments

[flemmings.livejournal.com]

A week should sort you. Time difference is still only five hours, yes?

[incandescens]

Right, five hours. And both the UK and New Hampshire's time zones have done the back-an-hour adjustment.

[flemmings.livejournal.com]

(googles) Ah, the UK changes a week before us, not a week after. That's the spring change and seems it's more like four weeks. But we're still in sync ie off daylight saving.

[incandescens]

And now everyone is complaining about the darkness of the mornings, naturally.

[flemmings.livejournal.com]

Here the mornings are lighter than they were, briefly, which is the only up side to the time change. But now it's getting dark at 5, which is ridiculous when we're still over a month from the solstice.

[incandescens]

There's wet and windy weather promised as incoming, too. True, cold/snow would be more annoying, but wet and windy combined with early and late darkness is just dispiriting.