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Got my hour back

Today its Sunday, it is last Sunday of March. This means it is time to restore our clocks to its original time. Remember? in October last Sunday we moved our clocks behind by one hour. Today again clocks are moved forward by one hour. Now difference between Paris time and Indian time is again 3.30 hours. Technically speaking on relative time scale I regained my lost hour today. Its all funny. But it is good for me. Because now when I call to my family after office time, they will not be sleepy at night. Just wanted to mention this :)

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