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Hawkdancer:
Happy Daylight Savings Time!  May or may not be worthy of a laugh, but what the heck, I've always been crazy, but it's kept me from going insane!  Better crazy than dumb!  Did manage to get the new scales drilled for a kitchen knife I've been putting off for years!  Genuine Colorado Peach!  Aged over 6 years!  This starts St. Patrick's Week!  I will chill some more Irish Red, and lift a glass to you all!
Not sure why, but I will likely stay up to change the clocks officially (lol) :fp. BTW, I do self bows :BB!

bjrogg:
Being this far north I enjoy the daylight in the evening more than the morning.

I don’t mind going to daylight savings time in the spring, but I sure mind switching back to regular time in the fall and having it get dark by 5:30

I don’t usually stay up to set the clock. I just try to adjust myself to the new time by getting up a half hour late this morning. Then going to bed a hour early tonight and getting up on schedule tomorrow.

I have a couple clocks that set themselves anyway and the rest can just wait till I get around to it.

Bjrogg

mmattockx:

--- Quote from: bjrogg on March 12, 2023, 08:04:17 am ---Being this far north I enjoy the daylight in the evening more than the morning.

--- End quote ---

+1 on that. The farther north you are, the better an idea it becomes.

I don't understand all the hate on switching time. It is a trivial thing these days with phones, computers and clocks that mostly adjust automatically and it optimizes our day a bit better around a widely varying amount of daylight through the year. If you live on the Gulf Coast where it is 6am/6pm all year there is no point to it but up here we get around 8hrs of light in winter and closer to 18hrs in summer.


Mark

WhistlingBadger:
Same here, BJ.  I wish we could just stay on DLST year round.

Hawkdancer:
This may be the year!  If anything can get through Congress!  Oops
, that sounds almost political, my bad! :fp (lol)

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