damn military time
All of Steve's schedules are listed in military time. I understand military time, especially after living in Slovakia for a year. I get it...really I do. Almost without missing a beat I understand it.
What frustrates me is converting military time to standard time, and then the games my mind plays on me.
I just looked at my calendar and said "yeah, Steve is coming home tonight. 19:22." Of course I knew Steve was coming home today, but I was just confiming the time.
My headed processed it to standard time. 7:22p.
Now, this next thought process is what pisses me off. "Oh wait, was that 17:22 (5:22p) or was that 7:22p" I then had to look at my calendar again to confirm "19:22"
It actually happens a lot. I lose that 2 hours, and then I have to check myself.
photo credits: aviationexplorer.com
What frustrates me is converting military time to standard time, and then the games my mind plays on me.
I just looked at my calendar and said "yeah, Steve is coming home tonight. 19:22." Of course I knew Steve was coming home today, but I was just confiming the time.
My headed processed it to standard time. 7:22p.
Now, this next thought process is what pisses me off. "Oh wait, was that 17:22 (5:22p) or was that 7:22p" I then had to look at my calendar again to confirm "19:22"
It actually happens a lot. I lose that 2 hours, and then I have to check myself.
photo credits: aviationexplorer.com
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