So who has got up an hour early this morning

Yes, woke my normal time - 6.30am, but it was, of course, 5.30am.

Yes woke at the new 5 old 6, as usual then dozed for an hour. Our one yr old granddaughter also woke at 5 full of beans unlike her poor Mama who could have done with the extra hour.

My cat woke me at 5.20 for me to unlock his cat flap. How do you change a cats body clock?

I'm a night owl too. Never in bed before Midnight but still always up 6'ish.

"Tanama Do hope all goes well and you have good news about your dog.

I’m not much affected by the time. I go to bed, and get up, as the mood takes me. The clocks going back makes it easier for me to chat to my Aussie GD at a reasonable time of night, though, while she eats her breakfast. I can also read her bedtime story in the morning at a more sensible time.

I struggled to get out of bed to be honest and I dearly wish they would leave the blooming clocks alone! It messes with my sleep pattern no end and as I often have two or three very disturbed nights a week I regularly end up exhausted!

Jacob Rees Mogg doesn't want us to stay on BST all year round. He says that the Scots don't like the idea of its being dark until after 9am in December, which is strange, as normally he doesn't give a toss about what the Scots think.

As far as I'm concerned, although I don't like the dark mornings, I prefer them to dark evenings, and if we stayed on BST all year we would get the benefit of lighter evenings earlier in the spring than we do now. Nothing will change the fact that it is light for less and less time in winter the further north you go.

In the meantime, I don't find that changing the clocks twice a year is a major trauma.

I do wish we would do that AGA....we forgot to put the clocks back on Saturday night, so DH was up wanting breakfast at 5 a.m.?on Sunday morning.

Awake at 6 then got up at 6.45, bathed, got ready, nearly an hour travel to my hospital appointment. Sat in the entrance for two hours, covid tests lost, so along with others sent back home, no operation today. That was 3 days isolation and a second covid test wasted. What is going on, all the staff, surgeons, doctors, nurses waiting and nothing to do. Who are the people that run the hospitals nowadays!

Are we dropping this clocks back or forward in 2022? Or is it wishful thinking on my part?

Yesterday woke at 4:30, went back to sleep until 7, today woke up at 6:30, but we go to bed about 10.

I’m a lark so 5.45 am for me, as soon as I wake I have to get up. I so wish I could just go back to bed but my mind starts racing followed by a headache and joint pain so there’s no chance unfortunately whatever time the clock says ☹️

Not me - got up usual time

Yes we were. Showered, dressed ,out and at DDs just after 8 . A socially distanced delivery .

I did , but only because the puppy needed to go out for a wee and she didn’t know that the clocks had gone back

If they do last changes next spring and just stop doing it wont that allow for the 'extra' daylight in summer and then the earth would naturally just start getting darker a bit earlier anyway as autumn/winter approaches in future?so no need for changing it anymore??

I must be same Bluebelle- when we went to New York 3 yrs ago had no jet lag whatsoever.Neither did my youngest, but he and I are night owls usually.other son was flagging a bit by midnight N.Y. time- but at home hes usually in bed by then.?

I realised yesterday that i had forgot to change time on picture clock in living room- and still went to bed without changing it! Duh. I really dont know why we are still blinking well changing the clocks back& forth all the time(!) Wasnt it brought about in the war?-(I'm too young at 57 to remember but ive read about it) so surely theres no need to still be doing it? It only cancels it out anyway- we put it forward in spring, then it cancels extra hour out by changing it back again- so whats the point! Makes no sense in the 21st century?

grandtanteJE65, it was going to be dropped, with the last changes next year - now that idea has been shelved.

Up at 8am. Been for my annual eye exam,

I prefer winter time to summer time, so no, I didn't wake up too early.

I wish they would drop the whole idea of changing to summer time. It no longer saves any money.

I woke at "5am." I managed to get back to sleep till the new 6.20, which is good going for me.

I’m an early bird so waking up ‘an hour earlier’ doesn’t bother me. However I’ll be in the land of nod by 9pm!

Get up early? Not me. I could represent the UK in the "Snoozing Olympics"!