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There you go - easy peasy.Agreed! Falling back is much easier than Springing Forward. I've been mildly disconcerted by the extended daylight and the sense of being late in the morning.If I believe Sadie's internal weather clock, then yesterday must have been the first day of spring. She had the zoomies all day, constantly barking an pawing me to go outside. She spent most of the day on the deck, running from one side of the house to the other, chasing lizards. What she finds so fascinating about those little critters is beyond me. She doesn't kill them, but catches them, and brings them to the door. Its a little disconcerting to look up and see a wriggling tail hanging out of her mouth. Usually after a couple of hours she's ready to take a nap, but yesterday at 8 pm she was still wanting back out.
She may be thrown off by the whole Spring Forward thing. I know I am.![]()
I’m the opposite. I’m annoyed at the time it takes my body/mind to adjust to the Spring forward but so so so happy about the extra daylight that I much prefer it to the fall back. That extra 1 hour of sleep on 1 day only is nothing to get excited about when it’s suddenly dark at 430pm! That throws me off for weeks.
Meanwhile, that extra hour of sleep in Fall is everything to me. I don't give a tiny rat's ass if it gets dark at 4:30. I would rather have more light in the morning than have to feel like I am waking up in the middle of the night, like I did this morning.
Having said that, I wish they would do away with the entire concept. It's completely antiquated and unnecessary at best, and at worst, studies have shown that it can be actively harmful for modern lifestyles.
When fall comes, move it back half hour and NEVER touch it again!![]()
Yup. Now to get the rest of the country to agree!
The only clock I had to change was the microwave - we found out the Honda's clock changed automatically.
It reminds me of when I had to work a rotating shift: going from day work to evening or from evening to midnights was fine but the midnight to daywork would kill me each time. I don't miss those days at all.
My Honda clock is suddenly correct after being wrong for 6 months.
