Seriously? I haven’t posted anything in a month? I’d post something today, but I find that I’m completely worthless on the first Monday after the time change. When the kiddo is no longer in school, and Jen and I are running the business together, I don’t think we’ll observe daylight rearrangement time. We’ll post all hours in GMT. That will be our legacy. Better yet, we’ll move to Mars where a day lasts 24 hours, 37 minutes. I could use that extra 37 minutes. In case I haven’t been clear enough, I absolutely loathe the time change. Now that I’ve gone all random tirade, I’ll let you get back to your regularly scheduled interwebtron lurking.
it’s hazardous to your health.
http://www.injurytriallawyer.com/blog/increased-number-of-car-accidentsthe-dangers-of-daylight-savings-time.cfm
I’ve lost jobs (ok, ONE job) due to time change confusion. Not a fan.
i wish we’d stay on this schedule year round. the winter schedule is what messes me up.
yesterday my inner clock was so screwed up i woke up at 4 and was READYTOGO. kept goingandgoingandgoing until about 10, when my body said OH HAYLLLL NO. then the giggle fits set in, and i went to bed. couldn’t get up today. grumble.
(and apparently my sleepiness means i write like a middle-schooler! woohoo!)
Well, I’ll trade ya… the one hour changes don’t bother me, it’s the 12-13 hour ones that are kicking my butt…
A far simpler solution to the Daylight Losing Time is available:
Move to Arizona
More than you wanted to know about AZ & DST is at this link:
http://www.lib.az.us/links/daylight.aspx
Basically except for the Dine (Navaho) Reservation in the NE corner of the state, Arizona ignores (as much as possible) DST.