Pick a time and stick to it.

I hate these changes of the clock, especially this one as i'm not ready to go to bed when it seems it should be time then i'm not ready to get up when I have to. There is no need for this anymore and they've shown it's actually bad for people. Pick one and leave it alone though i'd prefer going with regular time, don't see the need for it to be light until 11:00 at night in the summer.
Ok, rant over.

It generally messes with me for a couple days then I adjust.

I hardly noticed it to be honest.

I like the longer daylight hours.....more time clocked in and more income.

This time change thing is an old outdated idea that ran its course years ago and should be done away with.

Done away with........ yea!!!!!!

I'm with DH; it may only be an hour but it does mess with my biorhythms for a few days. I got very little sleep last night because I kept waking up.

With this time change they should also make this week International Coffee Week and have places give out free coffee

Theres a few states that dont observe Daylight Savings time

tohostudios wrote:

I'm with DH; it may only be an hour but it does mess with my biorhythms for a few days. I got very little sleep last night because I kept waking up.

I'll be off for about a week myself I woke up at 430 cuz of my bladder not worth going back to bed for 20 minutes, and if i were to fall asleep for another 15 to 20 then Id be really off

Ugh

I despise daylight savings...and anybody that DOESN'T for that matter.

Addy wrote:

With this time change they should also make this week International Coffee Week and have places give out free coffee

Theres a few states that dont observe Daylight Savings time

Preach it!

I tend to notice it more now that I have kids and my "sleep time" is more at a premium these days. I adjust and adapt in a day or 2, then business as usual.

this is dumb, stop messing with time or I'm gonna have to mess with someone's face.

It doesn't, and has never, affected me. If they got rid of it, it wouldn't matter to me. Although I do think that it's rather cool for the sky to be still fairly bright after 9:00 PM during the first part of summer.

Orion Crystal Ice wrote:

this is dumb, stop messing with time or I'm gonna have to mess with someone's face.

007 wrote:

It doesn't, and has never, affected me. If they got rid of it, it wouldn't matter to me. Although I do think that it's rather cool for the sky to be still fairly bright after 9:00 PM during the first part of summer.

It will be nice to walk out of work tonight at 6:00 and it still be daylight. Adds an extra spring in my step knowing that spring/summer is on the horizon and helps ditch the winter blahs.

It's nice to wake up at 7 and not have the sun already busting through the blinds........

I put dark curtains up so that doesn't affect me. I'll adjust but the first week I feel like i'm dragging.

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007 wrote:

Adds an extra spring in my step...

That's probably that stick you sat on.

The time change doesn't bother me much but I had a hell of a time getting the kids up for school this morning since they'd "lost" an hour's sleep over the weekend. I was practically draggin'em out of their beds.

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MetalGuy71 wrote:

007 wrote:

Adds an extra spring in my step...

That's probably that stick you sat on.

I thought it was from him watching The Sound Of Music at the theatre.....

I hate losing the hour of sleep.... personally I would prefer if DST was standard time, I like the extra daylight at night

7am is sleeping in for me

I hate that its dark when driving to work. I like that at 530 its still light out I like that spring is on the horizon and I like that its warming up I despise Winter

Why do we need more late nights in the summer, when the sun is up almost 24h as it is! It's stupid. Why not adjust te click so we get an hour extra of sun during winter time?

kmorg wrote:

Why do we need more late nights in the summer, when the sun is up almost 24h as it is! It's stupid. Why not adjust te click so we get an hour extra of sun during winter time?

I don't think this topic applies to you folks who live at the North Pole.