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I am glad to see it here. It will Still be dark as hell at 4:30am when I get up, but got a chance of some daylight when I get home

Seems like the time of DST gets shorter every year. I wonder how long it will be before they scrap it altogether. It's pretty outdated and useless at this point.

We turned ours forward a few weeks ago. Didn't really notice this year, not working atm and all.

When I woke up this morning the clock was at 5:10 and I cannot sneak anything outta that kitchen without the food Nazi checking my I.D. geez! I bet a light or buzzer goes off someplace when I open the fridge.

How come you're not working Crash?

It's the end of the year and there's a bit of stuff going on; daughter 1 graduated her undergraduate degree, son gaduated high school and a few other things so I haven't taken anything on. Probably won't until the new year. But my feet are getting itchy.

(11-06-2015, 06:46 PM)Duchess Wrote: [ -> ]

I don't like it getting dark so early :(

Only 4 more months of it!

Many people fast this time of year and daylight savings is like kryptonite to them.

(03-13-2016, 05:52 AM)Duchess Wrote: [ -> ]

I'd be down with having just one set time like Arizona.

I like it.

I don't want to oversleep again. If I have to start using an alarm I'll wake up crabby every morning. I hate feeling crabby :(

One of my perks is no alarm, I normally plan my day on my longest possible sleep even though it rarely happens, but when it does it's friggen magical. Nothing should interfere with that except good money.

My alarm says "get up, get up get up you lazy prick, prick, prick. get up, get up get up you lazy prick, prick, prick. It kinda drives the professor nuts at 4am. I'm in bed by 11 usually.