there's still the exact same amount of sunlight during the day, no matter what time we decide to call it. this is stupid. i miss old school indiana, back in the day when we were too good for DST.
Well... if you're Sarah Dignal living on State Line Road, there is something attractive about being on the same time schedule as your neighbor. As for it being bright and shining at 8:30pm: yeah, I could do without.
Living in the DST world all my life except for the last three years really hasn't been fun. I had the time change and have loved IWU for the simple reason that it isn't an issue. HOWEVER, I have to say that I enjoy DST more than the regular time. I like it being lighter outside in the evening. Unlike everyone else, I propose we have DST all year long.
I just hate it being dark at 5pm in the winter. (Doesn't that disprove the efficiency of changing the clock right there?)
You don't like it because it's change....that's what I say. DST is immensely superb. There's something magical about enough sunlight to play wiffle ball in the backyard from dinner time until 10:00 on a july night... ...change and resentment for not having experienced such late night bliss !!!
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I am in agreeance. Especially when you change it back in the fall. There is simply no point in changing in the first place.
exactly!
there's still the exact same amount of sunlight during the day, no matter what time we decide to call it. this is stupid. i miss old school indiana, back in the day when we were too good for DST.
Well... if you're Sarah Dignal living on State Line Road, there is something attractive about being on the same time schedule as your neighbor. As for it being bright and shining at 8:30pm: yeah, I could do without.
Living in the DST world all my life except for the last three years really hasn't been fun. I had the time change and have loved IWU for the simple reason that it isn't an issue. HOWEVER, I have to say that I enjoy DST more than the regular time. I like it being lighter outside in the evening. Unlike everyone else, I propose we have DST all year long.
I just hate it being dark at 5pm in the winter. (Doesn't that disprove the efficiency of changing the clock right there?)
You don't like it because it's change....that's what I say. DST is immensely superb. There's something magical about enough sunlight to play wiffle ball in the backyard from dinner time until 10:00 on a july night... ...change and resentment for not having experienced such late night bliss !!!
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