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March 9, 2008 at 7:44 pm #676272
I hate the time change I wish the government would leave it one way or the other standard or daysaving year around it takes me at least a week to re-program myself each time. My computer, VCRs and DVD all re-set at the time DST used to be not what it seem to change to every year or so lately
March 9, 2008 at 8:41 pm #676273I loathe it and fnd it utterly detestable and despicable…. It was supposed to be used to save energy/power, although I don’t now how ‘they’ justify that…. If it’s dark when you get up in the a.m. you turn on all the lights; and when it’s dark in the p.m. you just turn on all the lights. Of course we now live in a 24 hour day schedule where nothing ever shuts down and/or turns off, stores, factories etc. Just leave the time changes alone and let me not have to be grumpy for the 2 weeks it takes to adjust……
twindragonsmum 😀
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March 9, 2008 at 9:01 pm #676274It’s a pain in the butt….I wish they would just choose a time and leave it alone. 😡
March 9, 2008 at 9:02 pm #676275Three cheers for Arizona! 🙂
March 9, 2008 at 9:23 pm #676276I’m going against the grain and stating, I like Daylight Savings time! It use to get dark by 5:30 pm and now when I get home from a day shift, there will still be enough light so I can get in some tennis or walk my dog in the woods.
March 9, 2008 at 11:36 pm #676277Canada Springs ahead! well everyone but Saskatchewan 😛
March 10, 2008 at 12:43 am #676278I’ll admit that I like it in the summer. Because my cats insist that when the birds start singing is time to get up–and they’d be waking me up at 3:30 am rather than 4:30 am if it weren’t for Daylight savings!
But the adjusting twice a year is no fun. 😕
March 10, 2008 at 2:40 am #676279twindragonsmum wrote:I loathe it and fnd it utterly detestable and despicable…. It was supposed to be used to save energy/power, although I don’t now how ‘they’ justify that…. If it’s dark when you get up in the a.m. you turn on all the lights; and when it’s dark in the p.m. you just turn on all the lights. Of course we now live in a 24 hour day schedule where nothing ever shuts down and/or turns off, stores, factories etc. Just leave the time changes alone and let me not have to be grumpy for the 2 weeks it takes to adjust……
twindragonsmum 😀
I agree. I wish they’d just leave it alone. I hate having to readjust every Spring and Fall.
Clickie click You know you want to 😉
Seudig**Bedelia*Purple*White*Silver* D GreenMarch 10, 2008 at 4:52 am #676280Normally, I HATE Daylight Savings… I don’t see the point. I loved not having to deal with it in AZ… though it messed with my TV schedules (:roll:).
They don’t observe it here, thankfully… YAY for Japanese farmers and the Ministry of Education!! But I must admit that I’m loving the change right now. Now it’s only a 14-hour time difference between me and my parents, instead of 15. An hour makes a big difference when I have to stay up late to call them.
March 10, 2008 at 5:51 am #676281I’m going against the general sentiment too and saying I love it, I look forward to the spring change every year and IMO it ought to be a national holiday! There, I said it and I’m glad! I’m really glad it’s 7 months long and regular time is only 5 months of dark and dreary days, but DLS always says we survived another winter, it’s LIGHT again!! I get SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) really bad each year and when DSL goes off, I go off like a light switch too. I need sunlight and greenery and blue skies and warmth, I get literally hungry for that and I get depressed and lethargic, so when DSL comes, hope and energy comes back to my world! So far, at least on this thread, I can see I am in the minority by far, but I cheerfully put up with a few minutes of clock changing and yes it does take a little jetlagging but for me the benefits are so worth it to feel alive again! My .02 are in. drgnlvr
March 10, 2008 at 6:34 am #676282Stephanie wrote:We don’t do DLS in Arizona. I love not having to do it. 🙂
You don’t? Lucky you!
March 11, 2008 at 4:12 am #676283I’m still hurting from it, and the fact that I had to take Khym to his Umm observation??? to see how he’s doing since his time in the NICU, and get any early intervention going if it’s needed.
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