Time Change

[puffy]

Am I the only one having trouble adjusting? I like sitting on the porch after dinner and watching the birds while I enjoy a bowl of a good Latakia blend.Now it's dark and the bids are asleep.It's just not the same I say.

 

[rigmedic1]

Oh, I know just what you mean. Seems too dark at 5pm.

 

[garyovich]

Yes, I no longer have time to get in a quick paddle after work.

 

[brian64]

I've been having trouble adjusting since the '70s ended...and I was only 16 then. Oh wait, that may not be what you were referring to...

 

[philip]

I enjoyed the extra hour of sleep.
I think I'll set my clock back an hour every week.

 

[slownumbers39]

Barely notice it all, except that it is now darker earlier than previous. Other than that, no biggie.

 

[hawk60ce]

Im with you on this one . Dark when i go to work, dark when i drive home

 

[sjpipesmoker]

I worked the NOC shift that night and had to work a extra hour!! I don't mind it at all, now i get a more restful sleep when I go to bed in the later afternoon as it's starting to get dark!

 

[bigvan]

Plus the change was FROM Daylight Savings Time. We're back to Standard Time, meaning getting dark at 5:00 is the way it's supposed to be in November.
Darn this planet we live on for revolving around the sun the way it does!

 

[gmwolford]

+1 Phillip

 

[captainprophesy]

No biggie for me... light or dark, I still have to get shit done ... If I were to complain about one thing I guess it would be that it sometimes sucks working out in the dark :wink:

 

[philip]

Darn this planet we live on for revolving around the sun the way it does!

Yeah! And this constant spinning!... It's making me dizzy.

 

[buster]

Every one in our house was fine with the time change except our five month old baby. No matter how we try to explain it to him he gets up at the same time! It has been a little rough to tell ya the truth.

 

[baronsamedi]

I wish we didn't have daylight savings time. I like the dark.

 

[wolfie90]

I work midnights so no big deal to me.