Daylight saving time (DST) is the biannual event when we forget whether to put our clocks one hour back or one hour forward, and whether this means we’ll get some extra sleep or not. I always repeat "Spring forward, Fall back" in my head during both time change events. Thankfully most technology handles all our time change needs.
In Mexico, clocks go back one hour this Sunday – the 26 October – at 2:00am, it means that we end up having a 25-hour day.
If we were not sleeping, how would we spend that extra hour that we get . . .
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