MadVapes Weekly Contest - March 9 through March 13

[wvducklady]

I like having more light in the evening I can stay outside longer doing chores or other things. I cannot help but enjoy when the time "falls back" as well, because I feel like I am getting an extra hour!
Thank you for the contest!

"Be cautious taking advice from someone you would not trade places with."

 

[dhood]

I go to bed when it's dark, I get up when it's dark. The bouncing hours each year are an annoyance. It might have served a purpose when we were an agrarian society, but that time is gone. It doesn't buy us anything any more. Needs to be done away with.

 

[sungbd]

Thumbs up for "More light at night".

Thank you

 

[jj2]

I like having light later at the end of the day.

 

[MackBolan]

I wouldn't mind if they did away with the time changes. I do like more light later in the day since I usually work until 8:30 pm

 

[rowsley]

The time change has messed up my sleep schedule but I do prefer it being dark in the morning. Waiting on those long summer nights for sure.

 

[Prism]

I don't mind it. But I wish it wasn't such a hassle to change the clock in my car.

 

[tick22]

for half a yearish, my clocks are right, I just remember to add or subtract an hour depending on the time of year. Normally I have it set for the real time, not some Government set time.....

Thanks for the chance to score this nice set up....

 

[Slowone2]

I don't have a problem with dst, except for the way it wrecks my wifey for two weeks after lol. She has a hard time getting up in the morning and is running around in a panic. After two weeks it goes back to normal so something to look forward too

 

[Majestic]

Day Light Savings time is a thing of the past. We're living in a 24 hours society now a days.

 

[Teach]

This is my first DST since I retired and it's not nearly so bad without an alarm clock! Years of facing middle schoolers after the change made it interesting for a few days.

It does remind me of heading for the Med when I was in the Navy - you get 5 time changes in a row to adjust to European time. On the way over it's taken from the Mid Watch (0000-0400 yeah, that's AM), but on the way back it' s added to the Day watch (extra hour of work.) Arrive there tired, get back home even more tired.

 

[MisterBonez]

I live in Arizona, we don't do DST. However, I have family that live on the Navajo Nation reservation, still in Arizona, and they do DST so it can be a small annoyance. Didn't really bother me when I did live on the rez.

 

[5spike]

I work till 5am so I can get to sleep better when it's dark in the morning.

 

[mekakeisei]

Normally, I'd say lighter earlier, but the kiddo wakes up depending on how bright it is outside. We only have him the first and third weekend, so if we could do darker later every other weekend that would be great

 

[Reddhott]

i love the longer daylight in the evening
ty for contest!
good luck to all

 

[thehangdude]

In Indiana, we used to have areas that were in Eastern time, areas that followed Central time, and areas that didn't observe daylight savings. Here in Terre Haute, we were in the latter, so sometimes we were in time with the east, and sometimes with our western states.

Now we change times and follow the east coast.

I liked it when we neither sprung forward nor fell back. I still don't know how to adjust the kitchen clock.

 

[therussellv]

Daylight savings time.is one of the most idiotic things I have ever dealt with. People say "we lost an hour", bull hockey, its still there, you just call it something different. Stupid.

 

[Heden Aklowd]

Daylight savings is a waste & we are in the process of eliminating it where I live.

 

[fyrefiend]

I work swing shift so my internal clock is messed up enough without messing with the clock. Just leave it as standard time and stop stealing my hour of sleep every spring!

 

[KYBLUE]

Stop the madness that is DST.

Let those doing things affected by sunlight change their schedule. Leave the rest of us alone.