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Awesome idea!
I'd love a European friendly time: my "me time" is from 3 pm EST till 7 pm EST.

 

I really want to attend!! Normally anytime during the day EST or after 10 PM EST works for me. After 11 PM would definitely be good for me, too, as I'm a "night owl".

 

The least likely time I'd attend is 2 am ET through 5 am ET. Other than that, if it doesn't clash with my kids' classes, appointments, or my work schedule, I will join you!

 

Lunchtimes work best for me...11:00-2:00pm CST. But I'll try to make any chat. Weekends are tough.

 

7pm EST or later is good for me.

 

I’m usually up until about 2 am est but that’s 6 am for you isn’t it Cynthia? I’m not up very early but if it’s not before 11 est I’m good. I can flex.


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I’m the minority as my availability wouldn’t suit a lot of us who are down under - apart from some Monday’s (2nd Monday every other month - April, June?, August, October & December?) I’m available from 7pm EST onwards. In a perfect world Fri or Sat would be ideal.

 

@MrsPeel ET and EST are an hour apart for me.
So just check. EST is the US summer time, ET is their winter time. Depending on when the UK adjusts their clocks?
We don't adjust our clocks at all so I know ET is 7 hours behind and EST is 6 for me.

 

I'm in the UK.
Cynthia I aim to get to bed around 10pm our time, if I'm not in bed then I'm actively involved in emergency medical procedures.

@Eyeore we change our clocks this weekend. It's always the last Sunday in March and October.

 

weekends for me. I live in New Zealand and most times dont suit me during the working week. Thats why I dont attend the chats mostly

 

I would prefer Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m. EST through 4 p.m. EST. Evenings and weekends are not the best for me...

 

We might even try to have two different times.... let's see how we do on people letting us know how many gals we have for what times.

 

Love the idea of two times
Maybe one on weekends and the other weekdays? @MrsPeel’s time, 1800/1900 work for me on weekends

 

I'm a day lateand dollar short - meant to reply sooner - but I'm definitely interested. I'm EST as well and have a very flexible schedule, just about any time works for me. I'll just have to set reminders.

 

With a young family it all depends on the day of the week for me, however 8pm-10pm EST generally works, Im usually in bed by 11pm as Im up at 5:30/6am for an 11 hr work day. During the daytime anywhere from 12-2pm is good as this is rest time.

 

Hi I am a bit of a night owl, but not so much lately. so I really would prefer a late afternoon , early evening time CET from 4 to 9 ( I am guessing EST 10 am to 3 pm ) but I realize it is a bit unrealistic .

 

Sorry I didn't see this until just now! Yes, ET and EST are nearly he same thing, Eastern Time and Eastern Standard Time. (I live in Virginia, on the east coast of the USA.) And I think "standard" is opposed to "daylight savings" time. Each are half the year, but I forget which half is which.

I am most likely to be able to scrap Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings around 5 to midnight ET, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings around 7 am to Noon. Late evenings, like 9pm to midnight, Saturdays and Sundays are possible too. But afternoons in my timezone are not out of the question! I understand it's difficult to find a time that works for everyone and I will try to join you, whatever time it is!

 

[my 2 cents worth] All of this time zone talk is SO confusing. I've lived in the Eastern time zone in the US all of my life. The abbreviations ET and EST stand for the "standard" time, basically fall and winter. From March 10 to Nov. 3 2019, we are observing daylight savings time (DST), abbreviated EDT in this zone. MOST, but not ALL of the U.S. turns their clocks forward one hour at the start of DST and back one hour at the end ("spring forward, fall back"). BTW, there is a move afoot in this country to do away with this clock switching twice/year and STAY on DST year round.