Watches on sale at a street shop in Kolkata
Daylight saving time ended last night in Sweden, which means mornings will have more light, but evenings will be getting darker an hour earlier now. Gear up for the darkness, my friends! And remember to set your analog watches back by an hour, unless you wanna be an hour early for your appointments 😉
Have a great week ahead!
Sunny District 
You sure that was this week? My calendar says that it isn’t until next weekend. I see that my cellphone, my iPad, and the cable box are still at the same time as the kitchen stove and my alarm clock…
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Whoops, you know what? Apparently there is no universal date for DST start & stop. Different countries follow their own dates. Check out this table that I found via a simple Google search… http://www.timeanddate.com/time/dst/2014.html
Sweden changed clocks lat night. But things don’t change for you in USA until the 2nd of Nov. Thanks for pointing it out, I learnt something new today 🙂
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Me too, I had no idea, or maybe I just didn’t remember, that you weren’t in the States lol
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haha, I quickly added ‘Sweden’ to my post as well, no more confusion 😉
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Haha yeah I’m not looking forward to the winter :p
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Brrrr, I’m with you on this!
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Now is the time to remember summer, the sun will come back again.
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yess! And then it will be heaven 😉
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Fascinating photograph Bipasha! And I for one am looking forward to winters,Love them 😀
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