Did You "Spring Forward?"

[Bec]

Daylight savings time kicked in at 2 am ... did you remember to turn your clocks forward one hour?

[nickbaer]

I don't have a clock that isn't connected to the Internet.

[attis]

We still have another week until the yearly insanity starts again.

[DonnyCyber]

so tired. Not a fan of feeling like im at work an hour earlier. but at least i get to feel like i can go home an hour earlier as well

[Bec]

I'm just glad to have it still light out past 5 pm!

[nickbaer]

Even my new Westinghouse Monitor/TV automatically adjusted its internal clock!

Not only did I have to suffer through time change Sunday, but now for the next 2 weeks, I get up a little earlier every day so as to not have to deal with 6 time zones of jet lag when I get to Berlin - 5 hours since we sprang ahead yesterday and they didn't.

But, Berlin does DST the Sunday before I get there, so I'll have that 6th hour to chase after for a couple of days before I get there!

Last year, I got to London a week before DST in the UK. This time changing is a real pain.

They should leave it "ahead" permanently, so it stays light out long enough to get home after work, or dinner.

[DonnyCyber]

I'm just glad to have it still light out past 5 pm!

thats true. it is nice to go home and still see some sun out.

[StunnerJesse]

I did, sort of.

Problem is that all of my toys reset the time themselves. My vehicle didn't, so on Sunday we were running an hour behind when going by that. Luckily, it was a play day and didn't matter.

[DonnyCyber]

even thou it reset on Sunday, I was still dragging behind on Monday and Today. You would figure... Its just an hour. But it plays a big part in getting up and going to sleep. For me it does anyway

[longboardjim]

it's always the "right time" here in Hawaii so there's no need to "adjust"

- jim

[HunkyLuke]

no daylight savings for me, we stick to real time all year round

[Evil Chris]

I changed the clocks on the oven, the microwave, and in vehicles. Those were the only once that weren't automatic!

[StunnerJesse]

I prefer DST because I tend to actually run earlier during spring and summer months.

I figured being the sun whore that I am, I'd move down here and start getting up at 8 AM to soak in all of the rays. That didn't last long. I'm back to not being able to fall asleep until 4 or 5 am, no matter how early I woke up that day. So I end up on a schedule that I hate, but works for me. I cannot physically start working before 1 or 2 PM. My brain simply doesn't function. I hate it though. HATE IT!