It's here!!!!!!:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
There are birds building nests outside my living room, the Bradford pear trees are blooming, and I've got flowers blooming. I'm high on life today. :)
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It's here!!!!!!:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
There are birds building nests outside my living room, the Bradford pear trees are blooming, and I've got flowers blooming. I'm high on life today. :)
My silly atomic clock is waiting for the *correct* DST. :rolleyes: I woke up to see a beautiful sunrise and it's in the 80's today. :)
My atomic clock reset before I awoke...
I had planned on riding today, but knocked a 100lb stack of weights over on my left foot...and didn't think that climbing with a throbing foot would be fun:eek:
At least I know my heart is still beating...I feel it in my toe with each beat!;)
I love daylight savings time, but not for the first week.
5:00 am is going to come real early tomorrow.
Sorry to hear about your foot. How do you knock over 100#'s?
Being careless. :rolleyes: I was moving some of the gym pieces around and the stack was in a funky place...and I was barefoot...and I knocked it over.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flybye
Now I know why I've waited 2 yrs to move that universal gym;)
It was dark, black dark, when I headed out the door to the office to work. Grumble grumble grumble. Why can't they just leave the clocks alone?? :mad:
'cause then, those of us who go to work at 5AM wouldn't have time to ride after work;)
My atomic clock didn't change, either. :(
I couldn't get out of bed for boot camp this morning. It was like 4 a.m.!
Karen
+1 I dread when daylight savings time ends.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Silver
~ JoAnn
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Originally Posted by Mr. Silver
Then why change them at all? This DST thing 7 months out of the year is what I question. Why not set the clocks, and leave them alone??? :confused: Why bother "falling back"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jo-n-NY
I agree :)Quote:
Originally Posted by bmccasland
I'd be OK with thatQuote:
Originally Posted by bmccasland
I'm in the "hate DST" camp. What, after all, is the point of "saving" daylight during the time of the year when there is plenty to begin with? If it were just the standard time, and we never switched, I'd be happy. Winter is when I barely have time to train after work. On the longest day of the year, it isn't truly dark until around 11 here.
Now that the dates are different, it starts on the day of my favorite ski race - that stinks. A 9am race that now effectively starts at 8am.
I also grew up in a county in Indiana that didn't switch, and even after all these years I don't get it.:rolleyes: