Daylight Savings Time

[KETCHAM]

OK.....I dislike getting home from work and its almost dark!!!!! Ain't no sunshine when she gone........KETCHAM

[Don McCombs]

Complain to your US congressional representatives. They’re the only ones who can do anything about it.

[Flemmingth]

Complain to your US congressional representatives. They’re the only ones who can do anything about it.

Are they really able to change sunrise and sunset

[KETCHAM]

Thats funny...Our government doing something....It would cost millions of dollars in their pockets before they would do anything.....The older I get the worse time changes get....hahahahaha!!!!!

[Eugene]

Complain to your US congressional representatives. They’re the only ones who can do anything about it.

Are they really able to change sunrise and sunset

No. But they did accomplish something. They voted themselves a $32,000- pay raise under the guise that the money is not a pay raise, it's to cover expenses.

[Gary Dotson]

I spring forward much easier than I fall back!

[Super A]

I am completely ok with standard time. Springing forward almost puts me in the hospital for a week! Not really, but it sure messes with my internal clock. I wish we'd never spring forward again.

I have to be at school at 6:45 AM, so I'm enjoying leaving home in a little bit of daylight right now. I'm pretty much spent at the end of the day so early evenings don't bother me a bit.

Al

[Don McCombs]

All of the reasons for changing time are not now, or were never, relevant.

[Bob McCarty]

Someone had posted the analogy used by Native Americans: "Daylight savings is like cutting 6" off one end of a blanket, sewing it onto the other end, and thinking you have a longer blanket".

[Jim Becker]

I spring forward much easier than I fall back!

I'm getting better at falling, not so much springing.

[v w]

OK.....I dislike getting home from work and its almost dark!!!!! Ain't no sunshine when she gone........KETCHAM

Easy! Just use some of that daylight you saved. Vern

[KETCHAM]

OK....back to whatever normal is.....Love getting home and seeing my house!!!!!! plus ..been a few nice days to get out after work.....yard is still squish,squish

[T-Mo]

Changing the time twice a year is a safety hazard, as mentioned the internal clock. This may put some drivers into a situation that they're driving with lack of sleep. Then, the sudden time change makes some drivers who hadn't been driving into the sun, now are. It's not a subtle, slow change that the sun makes on a natural basis, but a sudden hour's difference the next day.

[SONNY]

Right on, T-MO!! --- They need to leave the time alone,---- I dont care which way it is fast or slow but quit changing it back and forth!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ricky racer]