Cliffy, sort of the same here - I'm up early during the week, so it mentally helps when it's not pitch-black out at 5am. And it heralds in my favorite time of year, so no complaints here!
Get to catch the sunrise from home, and dusk from work. Win-win.
I like sleeping in the extra hour, I do not like that when I leave work at 4pm, it feels like 6 pm...especially with the overcast gray days we have now.
I must point out that daylight savings is ENDING, so this is what it is supposed to be 'normally'.
The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.
we change our clocks in a challenging more fun way. we spin 'em randomly 1798 times a year & do not allow full hrs, there must be at least 37 min minimum in difference. its never 6am around here. 6am is 12:57pm. then we spin it to screw things up again. this is so much fun
Cliffy, sort of the same here - I'm up early during the week, so it mentally helps when it's not pitch-black out at 5am. And it heralds in my favorite time of year, so no complaints here!
Get to catch the sunrise from home, and dusk from work. Win-win.
Quite frankly, that they refuse to participate in this farce irritates me.
I drove through (I think it was) Illinois one time and every county was allowed to accept or decline the time change so throughout the day the the time kept changing. It was like going through half a dozen wormholes.
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Quite frankly, that they refuse to participate in this farce irritates me.
I drove through (I think it was) Illinois one time and every county was allowed to accept or decline the time change so throughout the day the the time kept changing. It was like going through half a dozen wormholes.
i've been through dozens or wormholes and i can assure you, it's nothing like what you describe.
Quite frankly, that they refuse to participate in this farce irritates me.
I drove through (I think it was) Illinois one time and every county was allowed to accept or decline the time change so throughout the day the the time kept changing. It was like going through half a dozen wormholes.
I lived in KY and worked in Madison, IN, and Jefferson county, in which Madison resides, did not participate in Daylight savings, so I was on different time zones all day, it was kinda weird and frustrating...the job only lasted about 6 months before I quit...worlds worst boss ever!
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I saw a sigment on the news yesterday where an ER doctor said that there is a huge spike in heart attacks and strokes in the 48 hours after the spring forward time change. 25% more heart attacks, 23% more strokes than usual. That is crazy! He also said that the whole thing reverses in the autumn time change: 25% fewer heart attacks, 23% fewer strokes than usual in the 48 hours after we fall back. He said to prevent putting yourself at higher risk after the spring time change (if you're older or have heart issues and whatnot) you should ease into it. Start going to bed a bit earlier each night for a week before the clocks go forward.
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I saw a news story about that as well. It's been documented for a fairly long time. Seems like they should start telling people about it a week in advance though, if they're supposed to ease into it.
Which brings me back to my sentiment. WHY WHY WHY do we do this? It accomplishes nothing. Can't we just have it one way or the other instead of changing the time twice a year?
I saw a news story about that as well. It's been documented for a fairly long time. Seems like they should start telling people about it a week in advance though, if they're supposed to ease into it.
Which brings me back to my sentiment. WHY WHY WHY do we do this? It accomplishes nothing. Can't we just have it one way or the other instead of changing the time twice a year?
I could be wrong about this, but I think DST was originally used to save on energy costs. If light from the sun lasts longer into the evening, you didn't need to use electricity to keep the indoors lit.
You're correct, that was the original purpose. I think it was begun during WWI, abandoned for a while, then reinstated. But evidently the energy savings are insignificant.
I know most people do like more light later in the evenings, but I really don't. It doesn't just fuck with my sleep when the clock goes forward. It fucks with my sleep all spring and summer long. I have chronic insomnia. It's hard enough for me to wind down and fall asleep on time when it gets dark early. When it's still light out at 10pm, that makes it so much worse for me. The earlier it gets dark the better as far as I'm concerned (realizing I'm in a severe minority here).
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
You're correct, that was the original purpose. I think it was begun during WWI, abandoned for a while, then reinstated. But evidently the energy savings are insignificant.
Yeah, it's irrelevant now. It was a factor when people were still using coal inside their own homes, lol.
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Get to catch the sunrise from home, and dusk from work. Win-win.
I must point out that daylight savings is ENDING, so this is what it is supposed to be 'normally'.
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Quite frankly, that they refuse to participate in this farce irritates me.
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He said to prevent putting yourself at higher risk after the spring time change (if you're older or have heart issues and whatnot) you should ease into it. Start going to bed a bit earlier each night for a week before the clocks go forward.
Which brings me back to my sentiment. WHY WHY WHY do we do this? It accomplishes nothing. Can't we just have it one way or the other instead of changing the time twice a year?
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RNDM- 3/9/16- Philly, PA
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Figured I should laugh while I can...before Tuesday.