You "Sprung Forward"... Now "Fall Back"

[Rockpick]

That's right folks, for those of us who are affected by this keen concept that someone coined called 'daylight savings time', it's the night to 'FALL BACK'. That's right, tis the time of year where you get up to go to work in the dark and drive home in the dark.

Be sure to set your clocks back 1 hour in the morning or tonight before bed.

This friendly reminder brought to you by the fine folks at MOL!

RP

[Tim Lingor]

Hey Brad,

Ah yes......working in the dark, so-to-speak! When I lived up North, we had daylight in the summer for about 20 - 21 hours of the day! Do not ask about the winter!!!


Tim

[Lt1Corvette]

The good thing about 20 hour of darkness is you don't have to worry about water spotting when you wash your car. I could see summer being a problem though.

[Rick]

Gotta love Arizona, we decided to be non-conformist and not do day light savings time.

[Rockpick]

Originally posted by Rick
Gotta love Arizona, we decided to be non-conformist and not do day light savings time.

You have no idea how jealous I am of that...

Going to work when it's dark and coming home when it's dark is AWFUL.

RP

[George G.]

Yep, it *****! But I'm learning to take advantage of that. Since it's difficult to work in the dark, I'm able to stay inside and relax rather that doing yard work/house maintanence after work.

[Rockpick]

Originally posted by George G.
Yep, it *****! But I'm learning to take advantage of that. Since it's difficult to work in the dark, I'm able to stay inside and relax rather that doing yard work/house maintanence after work.

Exactly.

But, on the flip side, this is why I installed four sets of flourescent fixtures within my garage.