This morning at 3am, the clocks switched back an hour. i reckon i was asleep by then...or at least i think i was. it's hard to keep track of time when your iPod's on the floor somewhere and your watch is on the far table.
Anyway, i figured, the train networks are propbably going to be as messed up as the rest of the Daylight-Savings population. last time in September, in the early morning at 2am, i suddenly didn't know if it was 1am, 2am or 3am because i had three separate clocks telling me i'm stuffed, and that i was going to lose a heap of sleep anyway...oh well, i could sleep on the plane if i wanted to.
so what really happens at train stations when daylight savings strikes?
do all the little rectangular digital clocks flicker for a second and then dial back an hour? do the trains reverse, freeze in their tracks, drivers confused (are there even trains that early in the morning?) and the sleepy city of Sydney relives another hour?
haha. if only we really could reverse time. world policies make living in Sydney really ironic.
i really wonder how many people will show up at school a total hour earlier at like 7am and go: damn! daylight savings! and i thought i was late!
i have an extra hour to finish 2 assignments.
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