Set your clocks ahead one hour tonight. This public service announcement brought to you by one who almost forgot. I'm off to do it now.
Bye.
A stunning wildflower meadow on our summit hike at Mt. Revelstoke, B.C. - Friday, August 2, 2024
A stunning wildflower meadow on our summit hike at Mt. Revelstoke, B.C. - Friday, August 2, 2024
Love the longer evenings but always have a hard time adjusting at first.
ReplyDeleteMui sprung forward before he went to bed last night at 9:00p ... I just had to remember he had already set the clocks and not do it over again ;-)
ReplyDeleteIsn't it nice that most everything changes automatically?
ReplyDeleteI love it staying light longer, but I hate that it's dark so long in the morning. I guess I want the best of both worlds!
The good thing about being in Arizona is that we don't have to change our clocks!
ReplyDeleteWhen we lived in Hawaii we didn't have to change our clocks either.
DeleteOur puters and phones changed automatically, but dang, we have to manually do our watches and the clock in the motorhome. I think I like the Fall-Back rather than the Spring-Jump. It feels good to get another hour in bed to snuggle and stay warm.
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Karen and Steve
The USA Is Our Big Backyard
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I'd prefer not to have either one. I think Daylight Savings Time is an outdated, made-up bunch of hokey.
DeleteThankfully, our computers and clocks all seem to know when DST arrives so I don't have to remember. I'm looking forward to longer evenings.
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