Daylight Savings?

For years I thought this was just another one of our prime minister’s crazy plans but as I have grown, I have discovered that most of the world has had crazy leaders who insist we change our clocks twice a year.

I have never seen any advantages to this strange custom with the possible exception of having one hour extra sleep in the fall of the year. This morning I sit here with one less hour of sleep and it all seems a rather pointless exercise.

It’s almost like one gigantic April fools joke to see who is paying attention and who will be late for work.

— Kareen
Sun, Apr 3rd, 2005 · 1:33am ↑

Discussion

  1. Except that we’d be an hour early for work on April fool’s here on the other side of the world.
    I must admit that having longer daylight hours after work, during summer, does mean more time can be spent at the beach before it gets too late.
    But other than that, I think my curtains might be fading. ;)

    — Carolanne · Sun, Apr 3rd, 2005 · 11:29pm · §

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