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Location
At Sea
Age
16 Years

14th April 1940

It is rather a pity that there is absolutely no difference between Sunday and any other day of the week. Work goes on just the same, and if one is not very careful, One is apt to forget.

I am afraid the Clock is getting me completely muddled. The ships time has now gone back two hours in two days , was the wireless times stayed GMT, or one hour behind the British summer time. Several times I have a dash out of my bunk, thinking that I was an hour late for my watch, only to find that I was half an hour too early. The ships exact position is sent down to the wireless cabin every half an hour. So it is comparatively easy to plot our position on a map which we have their.

We are now steering a straight course, so it will not be long before we reach the Indies.