Clock change

I don't mind changing my one wall clock, but changing all 16 wall timers is a pain.

:gah:
 
[FONT=tahoma, arial, sans-serif]Supposedly an Indigenous American elder, when told about Daylight Saving Time said," Only the government would believe that you can cut a foot off the bottom of a blanket, sew it to the top, and have a longer blanket."

An irony about that statement is that the Navajo Nation, in Arizona, observes Daylight Saving time, but the state of Arizona itself does not.
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I cheated and left EST behind and headed out to Kansas on business. With jumping back to Central time, I avoid the time change for another week.

I also avoid the monster snowstorm heading for LI. Just a happy coincidence.
 
Supposedly an Indigenous American elder, when told about Daylight Saving Time said," Only the government would believe that you can cut a foot off the bottom of a blanket, sew it to the top, and have a longer blanket."

An irony about that statement is that the Navajo Nation, in Arizona, observes Daylight Saving time, but the state of Arizona itself does not.
:Shrug:


The Indians are a lot like the late and great Yogi Berra..As in' They said a lot of things that they never said....:D
 
I cheated and left EST behind and headed out to Kansas on business. With jumping back to Central time, I avoid the time change for another week.

I also avoid the monster snowstorm heading for LI. Just a happy coincidence.

Did you leave your wife and children behind :nonono:
 
Well, I for one, would like for the clock to just sit still - either on one time or the other permanently - just make a d**m decision - tired of popping back and forth.

Of course I prefer the original time - I could always tell pretty close what time it was by the position of the sun if I didn’t have a watch on.

:gah:
 
I love DST. Who wants to do anything in the daily light at 4:45 AM in late June when the sun comes up. I wish we would stay on DST all year like we did during the 73-74 Winter months during the first oil crisis.
 
If i was the Benevolent King of America, I would push the clock two hours ahead and leave it there all year...That would be the right thing to do, And then no one would/could argue with that , Cause i am the King....:laugh:
 

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