Why is it that I can fly across the country and adjust to the time change in one day, but when daylight savings time ends it takes me a full week to adjust? It would be fine if I woke up an hour earlier each day and went to work an hour earlier and then came home an hour earlier, but that's not a real thing. People don't do that, even though it's logical. Instead I end up staying up later at night, waking up earlier than I want, and then being tired all day. Instead of shifting the clocks one hour, it's more like I subtracted an hour from the end of the day, another hour from my sleep time, and then added an hour to my workday. It makes no sense.
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Daily Time Savings Bust
Why is it that I can fly across the country and adjust to the time change in one day, but when daylight savings time ends it takes me a full week to adjust? It would be fine if I woke up an hour earlier each day and went to work an hour earlier and then came home an hour earlier, but that's not a real thing. People don't do that, even though it's logical. Instead I end up staying up later at night, waking up earlier than I want, and then being tired all day. Instead of shifting the clocks one hour, it's more like I subtracted an hour from the end of the day, another hour from my sleep time, and then added an hour to my workday. It makes no sense.
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