Daylight Savings Time
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It wont affect my work day but it will be 8:00 in the morning before it gets light here. It doesn't really matter to me. I go out when it gets daylight and come in when it starts getting dark. All it changes it what the clock says and I try to avoid looking at the clock.
Puzzled
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I have never agreed with the Daylight Saving Time. It has a negative impact on sleep patterns. Being retired it doesn't really affect me at this period of my life. But any appointments will be made late enough in the morning I can avoid driving in the dark, as oncoming headlights are difficult to deal with.
Growing up in the country I had about an hour bus ride to school. It was barely daylight when the bus picked up some of the kids. Now, for some this will mean waiting for the bus in the dark.
For some that have work or appointments away from the ranch more chores and livestock checks will be done in the dark.
Growing up in the country I had about an hour bus ride to school. It was barely daylight when the bus picked up some of the kids. Now, for some this will mean waiting for the bus in the dark.
For some that have work or appointments away from the ranch more chores and livestock checks will be done in the dark.
Faster horses
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Mr. FH says cows and horses can't tell time. (Consequently, neither can he.
).He never wears a watch, he has a flip phone that he usually doesn't know where it is.
He used to at least try to know what time it is and wear a pocket watch. He gave that up long ago.
I hate the time change. Just leave it one way or the other!!!!!!
I ask my dog what time is it very often. That is followed by telling her if she wore a watch she would know. She just looks at me and wags her tail. I think she figures it is time for a treat or time to get petted.
