What do you mean it's Sunday?

[davidgillon]

Phone conversation with my sister today during which it transpired that I've been thinking the current day is tomorrow since at least Thursday, so thought today was Monday - in my defence I've spent most of the week in bed (or on the bed reading) with a heavy cold - mostly over it - and not really keeping track of what was when. I did read at least one newspaper article on the Guardian site that should have clued me in on Saturday - second day of the Barclays IT outage that started on Friday, but decided they'd made a really awkward job of describing it lasting into it's third day instead.

What? Me be wrong? Inconceivable!

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[redbird]

If I'm not sure of the date, I ask the clock on my computer. Anything else might have posted something early--the Weather Underground "today" page seems to roll over at about 11:30--or a one-a-day game or puzzle may be posted at noon or midnight, but not in my time zone.

[davidgillon]

"Alexa, what day is it?" works fine if you ask. But you have to know to ask.

[sovay]

Phone conversation with my sister today during which it transpired that I've been thinking the current day is tomorrow since at least Thursday, so thought today was Monday - in my defence I've spent most of the week in bed (or on the bed reading) with a heavy cold - mostly over it - and not really keeping track of what was when.

I had that happen last month. It rolled over into the week and was weird.

(I am glad you are mostly over your heavy cold!)

[davidgillon]

(I am glad you are mostly over your heavy cold!)

Me too, it mostly wasn't too bad, but about 12 midnight my nose would start streaming to the point breathing was a definite chore. This really didn't help with sleep!

I'm back to just occasional sniffles, which is a relief.