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JIM SHEA | 2 CALENDAR | 3 WELLBEING | 6 PUZZLES | 7 TV LISTINGS | 8 UNDAY MAGAZINE The Advocate | Sunday, March 13, 2016 Really surreal Stamford artist finds her zen By JOE MEYERS / PAGE 5 HOME | 4 FASHION | 5 WRITERS | 6 Furniture maker’s In a parade or on a catwalk, Prisoners publish a modern formula every plaid has a story compelling literary magazine D2 | The Advocate | Sunday, March 13, 2016 JIM SHEA Waking up a little late this morning? You’re not alone n a bit of a fog this morn- Worse than failing to re- ATTENDANCE AT CHURCH SERVICES SUFFERS WHEN ing, are we? member to move your clock I Feeling tired, cranky, a is remembering to move your THE CLOCKS ARE MOVED FORWARD. I ONCE TRIED tad out of sync? clock and then moving it in We sprang forward after the wrong direction. This is TO EXPLAIN MY ABSENCE BY ARGUING IT WAS MY you were asleep. more common than you Sorry, someone had to tell might think. BELIEF THAT GOD RAN ON STANDARD TIME. you. I mean, who decided that I DID NOT RECEIVE ABSOLUTION. SUNDAY I know this hurts. There are the clocks should be fewer things in life more changed at the exact same MAGAZINE painful than losing an hour of time (2 a.m.) that the bars dinner in March — in New months of the year. God runs on standard time. sleep on a Sunday morning. close? I’m sure President England? Lounge on the And here is yet another Plus, there is this: Trump will fix this. Group Publisher deck in your Speed-o and problem, particularly if you If you didn’t set your clock The time change is not just Jim Shea is a lifelong Henry B. Haitz III snorkel parka? live with a teacher or editor ahead, you are not only be- a one day thing, either. It can Connecticut resident and And what about high of freelance pedantic. Do you Executive Editor ginning the day behind the mess with the body’s natural journalist who believes the school kids? It’s hard enough say daylight saving time, or times, but probably behind circadian rhythms for days. keys to life include the Barbara T. Roessner rousting them out of bed in daylight savings time? You the eight ball as well. Personally, I hate the word avoidance of physical labor the morning as it is. Getting know what, I could care less. Features Editor Were you supposed to be circadian. It reminds me of and I-95. He can be reached them up and at ’em when it’s (Or should that be I couldn’t Eileen Fischer somewhere, like, say, church? cicada, which is the name of at [email protected] and still night outside can be near care less?) efi[email protected] You are probably now either the large bug fried in butter on Twitter @jimboshea. impossible, even if you do What I am sure of, is this: late or never. that I once ate for a newspa- Creative Director own a top-of-the-line cattle You won’t be alone. per story. Did it taste like Lee Steele prod. Attendance at church chicken? I have no idea. It [email protected] The time change is not services suffers when the wasn’t in my body long only annoying and disruptive, clocks are moved forward. I enough for me to tell. CONTRIBUTORS it’s also a major hassle. I’m once tried to explain my Anyway. talking about all the clocks Rosemarie T. Anner, absence by arguing it was my Even if you have handled you have to go around and Mitch Broder, Christopher belief that God ran on stan- the clock work correctly, reset by hand. Then there is dard time. I did not receive another thing you may notice Brown, Amanda the clock in my car which you absolution. if you got up early is that it is Cuda, MaryEllen Fillo, have to be an IT person to It’s not all your (our) fault. still dark outside. This eve- adjust. You know the expres- David Gunn, Christina Moving the clocks forward ning, if you are not napping, sion even a broken clock is Hennessy, Bob Horton, and backward can be very you will no doubt notice it right twice a day? 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