They would still be longer though, yes? We could just accept this most recent change and not change it ever again. 🙂
Apparently there is a town in BC right on the time zone line that doesn’t change its time. It just moves the time zone change sign from one end of the town to the other depending on DST. 🙂
I talked about it with someone yesterday and said this year I would change my clocks before I went to bed. Ha. Didn’t happen. Why break a tradition. 😀 😀
I stayed in bed an extra hour in defiance as I chatted with my best friend on the phone 🙂
I do like the longer days though.
I’ve never seen this quote and I absolutely love it, how perfectly apt.
The longer sun is out in the day makes up for the dark in the morning. The Mad Hatter losing a couple of days, that would make me sad, Beth. Too many days I need to stretch out longer and not shorter or miss any of them at all. Loved how you found the exact quotes to make this one smile at me!
Oh and don’t get me started on how I HATE (really HATE!) daylight savings time!!!!! (And how the Princess just loves me reminding her of this every year!!) 🙂
I have my glasses on.... 
if only i knew
how to get
an extra hour
out of
this hourglass 🙂
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It’s still dark at 6:07 a.m., Beth. It feels as if the sun is late.
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Yep, 6:35 and still no sun. Sigh. Where oh where has our sun gone?
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It will show up, I promise. )
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had a moment of panic there till I checked with google – we don’t put clocks forward an hour in the UK until Sunday March 29.
Phew !
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Oops!
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I HATE when we have to change our clocks forward or back. It takes me so long to adjust!
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It is an adjustment for sure )
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Not a fan of DST, especially this time of year when we LOSE an hour Beth! ❤
Diana xo
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I like the longer days though )
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They would still be longer though, yes? We could just accept this most recent change and not change it ever again. 🙂
Apparently there is a town in BC right on the time zone line that doesn’t change its time. It just moves the time zone change sign from one end of the town to the other depending on DST. 🙂
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Yes, and we just call the hours by different names in the end. Love the bc concept.
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Exactly!!
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I know !
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Yes!
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I talked about it with someone yesterday and said this year I would change my clocks before I went to bed. Ha. Didn’t happen. Why break a tradition. 😀 😀
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I don’t care what time it is, if I can have a cup a tea and smile over my reading. 🙂
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I stayed in bed an extra hour in defiance as I chatted with my best friend on the phone 🙂
I do like the longer days though.
I’ve never seen this quote and I absolutely love it, how perfectly apt.
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A perfect protest )
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Thank goodness for modern cell phones and televisions. No need to set anything backward or forward, it’s done automatically.
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The longer sun is out in the day makes up for the dark in the morning. The Mad Hatter losing a couple of days, that would make me sad, Beth. Too many days I need to stretch out longer and not shorter or miss any of them at all. Loved how you found the exact quotes to make this one smile at me!
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Smiles back at you, robin )
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First time ever. Our associate pastor was 20 minutes late because of Daylight Savings Time. He apologized twice. Poor guy. 😉
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aw – and i totally get it –
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Oh and don’t get me started on how I HATE (really HATE!) daylight savings time!!!!! (And how the Princess just loves me reminding her of this every year!!) 🙂
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hah! i’ll bet )
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Indeed! 🙂
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