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What time is it

lozz

Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Living on the other side of the world to most divas, I could not help but be curious to what time it is where you are, as often at night I seem to be the only one here, the rest of you must be tucked up in bed, aah.

The time here in Holland is Wednesday 18th at 4.10 in the afternoon (16.10 if you prefer) so what time is it for you my time?
 
It is 10:42 AM EDT here now. If you look above your name it says 10:12 AM that is EDT. So when you posted at 4:10 PM it was 10:10 AM here on the US East Coast. I hope this helps.
 
Yes now I see. You are six hours behind, not as much as I expected, but thanks for letting me know.
 
I forgot to add that there are more time zones in the US. I am on Eastern time, there is also Central, Mountain, and Pacific Time zones, add 1 hour for each time zone in that order. I am not sure if I am correct but I believe that Alaska is 4 hours and Hawaii is 5 hours behind Eastern Time.
 
I was awakened today by a 4 am phone call from my MATH-challenged husband who was in Germany all week.

No point to that, just wanted to complain. I think Germany is 7 hr ahead of Mountain zone.
 

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