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it should not be this dark at 6pm. i used to be able to be outside at 9:30pm and still see just fine. it should not be this dark.
Grab your flashlights gang! But it will be nice to go to work after the sun rises. Well, not nice to go to work, but at least the sun will be up :p
@PolarBearNPR 209696 wrote:
Grab your flashlights gang! But it will be nice to go to work after the sun rises. Well, not nice to go to work, but at least the sun will be up :p
Hear, hear!! THAT is what I look forward to!
i am just getting off the train at 730 am and it is still dark…and dark when i get off on the way hoome at 530. not anymore!!
Jeff wrote:I love getting an extra hour of sleep. I hate how it gets dark so much earlier.Exactly how I feel.
It’s only for the Fall & Winter though, then we Spring Forward an hour.
(And we’re all looking forward to that…Arn’t we?) 😉If I’m not mistaken, aren’t the time change settings changing next year? Something about changing time in march instead of april? I think I heard something like that.
PolarBearNPR;209647 wrote:And next year we’ll be doing it a week later, and the spring forward one will be three weeks earlier (March 11). :pI believe there’s your answer Miamiguy 😉
yeahhhh….and that’s “supposed” to save energy…that was the “BIG” energy conservation bill passed through government. Now I normally do not say too much…but COME ON…how about urging the use of alternative fuels? Umm…I don’t know…making it attractive to use less energy? But nooooo, they lessen “Standard” time and lenghten daylight savings…BAH!
Thanks to the US switching Daylight Savings time early, Canada (of course) had to follow .. and is it just me or does it just FEEL weird to you having this much sun so early in March? :p
I liked it better before . . . going to school/work in daylight. This extra hour of evening just doesn’t make sense. Oh . . . I forgot who decided to change the change . . . nm.
But it does help some of the time differences, say between here and Malaysia among others.
And I’m surprised that Canada followed suit . . . hmm . . .
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