Tag Archives: british summer time
Twenty-Five-Hour Day
I’ve written about this before. After Christmas Eve, this is my favourite day of the year. I look forward to it for weeks and, the night before, I go to sleep cradled by the joy of genuine hope and anticipation, … Continue reading
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Tagged british summer time, clocks go back, katherine gregor, scribe doll
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A Day Bearing a Unique Gift
I look at the clock. It’s 5:50 a.m. Beyond the windows it’s still night and yet I’m wide awake, with a sense of renewed hope and purpose. Then I remember: the clocks have gone back an hour. It’s the start … Continue reading
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Tagged british summer time, hallowe'en, katherine gregor, scribe doll
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Clocks Take a Step Back, So Take a Step Forward
It’s my favourite day of the year. I go to bed with a feeling of hopeful anticipation, after setting all the clocks in the flat back by an hour. As far as I’m concerned, I’m going to wake up to … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, british summer time, clocks, katherine gregor, scribe doll, writing
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