Daylight savings time bites. I’m not opposed to more daylight, or saving energy, or farmers having more light to work with, or any of those things it’s supposedly for. What I am opposed to is altering my internal clock. Why can’t we keep this time throughout the year if it’s so gosh darn important. I love the fall back part of the whole thing, but I’d gladly forgo it if it didn’t mean having to spend a couple weeks as a zombie a few months later. So enough with this wishy-washy switching back and forth. Congress, pick something and stick with it year round.
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I became that guy. I actually missed church because of this. Yes, that’s right. That guy. How embarrassing.
I didn’t miss church because of the switch … I missed church “because” of the switch … i.e., when going to bed at 2 a.m. meant really going to bed at 3 a.m. and getting up at 8 a.m. actually meant getting up at 7 a.m. ….. blah, blah, blah ….
I was waking up every hour or two to check the time so that I didn’t miss church. So I just slept-walked through it. But that gives me the moral superiority to snicker at the people that came in an hour late looking a little bewildered.
You can take that moral superiority and … fall asleep!
i ALMOST chose not to come to church because i, w/o the long story, woke up an hour early (4 reality time) and couldn’t get back to sleep for my last precious hour, all because of changing the clocks.