Time to change your staffies' clocks again
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Time to change your staffies' clocks again
by Guest Sat Mar 26 2016, 11:50
Don't forget to change your clocks tonight. They go forwards, which means we lose an hour. Or they get breakfast at 8 instead of 7!
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Re: Time to change your staffies' clocks again
by -Ian- Sat Mar 26 2016, 11:59
My Flo tells the time by her tummy rumblings so this is sure to confuse her... Again 
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Re: Time to change your staffies' clocks again
by Jenc Sat Mar 26 2016, 19:02
Oh no, Katy starts stirring at 5.50am usually ear scratching so we both get shaken awake & tomorrow is SUNDAY not that my oh takes any notice of lie in time either!!!!!!! I'm going to move into the spare room!!
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