Daylight hours

[Mermaid]

Your husband is obviously an intelligent person unlike the fool who came up with the idea of moving the hands on clocks for no apparent reason.

Wallymom is a smart cookie, too. Now if we can only get her to do some more posting... ;-)

 

[Smiling JOe]

I'd hate to live with Central time in the winter.

Central Time in the winter would be okay if I lived on the western edge of the time zone.

 

[Ocean Lover]

I'm so thankful I found this board- and I'm sure it is going to help me get through February....then March .... I've reached my limit of cold and gray by the time March rolls around.

Me too, that's how I got through last year!

 

[peapod1980]

And thank goodness. When I was down over Thanksgiving week, I'd walked on the beach, shopped, relaxed, painted pottery in Seaside, goofed around, etc. and it had been dark outside for quite some time. I thought I'd get ready to go to bed until I realized it was ONLY 5:42 pm.!!!

That's what I hate about it--honestly, it will feel hours later than it really is, it's such a strange feeling. Well, it's awful unless a confused child says he/she is ready for bed at 7:00!

 

[Smiling JOe]

I know plenty of parents who love it when the Sun drops at 5:00pm. Send the kids to bed when it gets dark, and they get more time to themselves.

 

[seagrovelover]

While I dislike the cold winter weather, I do like the aspect of it being dark early because it slows life down. When it is dark early, I do not work as much. Just a lazier life.

I agree with you 100%