Boy I don't know if its the time change or what, but it just seemed like sunday just dragged on & on. My daughter and I raked leaves when she looked up and said "lets stop and go in mom, it must be 3:00 by now". Well when we did go in, it was only 2:00. The whole day seemed to be this way. When I thought it was time for her bedtime, she still had an hour to go. Boy what a day, I didn't think it would ever end. Anybody have trouble with the time change affecting their day?
Yes,I did Petunia.It got dark way to fast for me and it was just so early. I do hate this new time.I always have wanted it to stay on daylight savings time but that want happen.
For the first week I find myself comparing the sun's location in the sky with where it was just the week before, then I don't notice it anymore. There are 365.242199 days which converts to 8765.8129 hours in a year (not counting leap years)....changing the clock in spring to an arbitrary time and changing it back to what some call "real" time in the fall only means I have to make sure all the clocks are in sync for the time of year. Otherwise, I do not allow it to have much affect on my daily life.
I don't like it when it gets dark so early. In mid-winter we only have a few hours of daylight, and the children are at school and can't enjoy it properly. It's easy to change time for us grown-ups, but the girls are having trouble adjusting for weeks.
I always have trouble adjusting too Petunia. First of all, I was awake WAY too early on Sunday morning. All day I was an hour behind. I felt starving for lunch at 10:30 and ready for dinner by 3:30. Then it got dark so early and I felt like I was ready for bed before 8:00!
