Set the alarm for 1:30 p.m.

Web alarm clock for 1:30 p.m.

You have only just woken up, and the fish drying on the nets still needs to be turned. Set the alarm for 1:30 pm before you start anything else, so the task does not slip away in the haze of getting up. That leaves the fish settled on their other side well before 2:00 pm, with enough midday light to check each piece as you work.

Because this reminder is tied to fish drying outdoors, leave the browser running on a device that will stay awake until the alarm sounds. If that device goes to sleep first, the fish-turning alert may not sound when you need it, and one side could remain facing the sun too long. Keep the volume audible, then place the device somewhere shaded and dry rather than beside the nets.

Turning fish at midday can affect everyone at home, especially if the alarm is loud near a shared room or someone is resting after lunch. Choose a clear but moderate sound and keep the device close enough for you to hear at 1:30 pm. Before heading to the nets, let others know what the signal means, so nobody mistakes it for their own reminder or switches it off.