I really hate the Spring time change.
Oh, I don’t hate having extra daylight at the end of the day– that part is cool. But the whole losing an hour?
That sucks dirty vagina.
I wish it didn’t affect me so, but it does. When it’s 10:30pm, my body thinks it’s 9:30 and I can’t fall asleep. I feel tired and cranky for like a week, and everything just feels “off”.
Like Sunday.
I got up, did my chores, went and worked out, ran a quick errand at Target, then headed home to rest before my band concert. I thought “I’ll set an alarm for 2 pm, in case I doze off while reading and relaxing.”
The alarm went off 10 fucking minutes later.
Evidently I thought it was 12:45 or so– it was really 1:45. Where did I misplace a whole goddamn hour?!?
Oh yeah. Fuck you time change.
I’ve been a step behind all week so far. And this will probably continue into next week, as I’m heading home for a visit and predict a tired Monday.
There’s evidently some online petition to stop this springing and falling of the clock. We should just keep the time like it is now– more summer daylight hours. Make that the norm and fuck winter.
Nobody gives a shit about winter anyway because there’s only like 6 hours of daylight to begin with.
Uggh.
Mangina Monologues 
Agreed! The time changing back and forth is unnecessarily disruptive. I think Indiana does not do the time change….so I guess it’s something that each state can decide on their own….
I’ve been fine with it but because I have to do conversion from UTC to Eastern time etc. it gets to be a hassle. As it is now we’re on daylight savings time for 2/3’s of the year. Just extend it out to the whole years and stop messing with it.
Springing back, I’m fine…..Springing forward, everything is ‘off’ for at least two weeks.
I second this emotion! leave the clock where it is RIGHT NOW! no “falling back” in november!
Oh and we discovered that MetroPCS’s 1X CDMA network here in Providence is still an hour behind. Their 4G network has the correct time. Looks like they don’t have NTP on the 1X side. I’ve called them, blogged about it, and posted it on Facebook on their page. Lets see how long it takes them to fix it.
It’s great not having to live by an alarm clock. š