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We don't observe in Arizona but since we live right on the Nevada and CA borders, we have to adjust for it. I get so confused! I never can keep it straght! :-3

I think it's dumb as dirt. Haven't these people heard of alarm clocks?!? If you want to get up an hour earlier or later, be my guest. Just leave the clocks alone!

SnoozeControl;442186 wrote: I know the first thing I'm gonna do if I ever come visit you. :sneaky:
Prepare to be short-sheeted, girlie.

I hate the time change. I wish they would just leave it alone.

I'm with ACC on this dumb as dirt I hate it.:-6 I like sunshine..

Yeah it drives me crazy that they take an hour of sunlight away from us.

Yeah, it will be dark in the morning to go to work....................:-1

There was a beautiful red and purple sunset this morning. I thought to myself, I won't see this next week..................................

chonsigirl;442428 wrote: Yeah, it will be dark in the morning to go to work....................:-1



There was a beautiful red and purple sunset this morning. I thought to myself, I won't see this next week..................................


No offense but sunset in the morning?:-2

Daylight Saving Time Yields Massive Daylight Surplus

October 25, 2006

WASHINGTON, DC—Energy Secretary Samuel W. Bodman announced Monday that the country's seven-month-long effort to conserve sunshine has resulted in the largest national daylight surplus since October 2005.

"We have built up over 200 hours of this precious, life-giving resource," said Bodman, noting that "the sun's rays are not going to last forever." "We have decided it would be most prudent not to squander this valuable daylight by distributing it to Americans, instead suggesting that they all just wake up a little earlier."

Bodman said the surplus will be stored in the Strategic Daylight Reserve—a system of opaque, sealed-off underground tanks located in Arizona—and only tapped in the case of the sun burning out or a particularly rainy afternoon.

YZGI;442448 wrote: No offense but sunset in the morning?:-2


Thank you my dear, I always give gold stars for catching my mistakes..............:yh_star

I need more diet coke to finish out this last class!

chonsigirl;442567 wrote: Thank you my dear, I always give gold stars for catching my mistakes..............:yh_star



I need more diet coke to finish out this last class!
I just thought it was funny. I didnt mean to belittle in any way.

It's the favorite holiday of college kids don't ya know! An extra hour of drinking..:rolleyes:

i thought we are in daylight savings time now and go back to normal time tomorrow..........:-3

I'd like a happy medium. I don't like when it stays bright late into the evening in the summer either.

jbbarker1947;442562 wrote: Daylight Saving Time Yields Massive Daylight Surplus



October 25, 2006

WASHINGTON, DC—Energy Secretary Samuel W. Bodman announced Monday that the country's seven-month-long effort to conserve sunshine has resulted in the largest national daylight surplus since October 2005.

"We have built up over 200 hours of this precious, life-giving resource," said Bodman, noting that "the sun's rays are not going to last forever." "We have decided it would be most prudent not to squander this valuable daylight by distributing it to Americans, instead suggesting that they all just wake up a little earlier."

Bodman said the surplus will be stored in the Strategic Daylight Reserve—a system of opaque, sealed-off underground tanks located in Arizona—and only tapped in the case of the sun burning out or a particularly rainy afternoon.

:yh_rotfl