(12-16-2024, 10:09 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(12-16-2024, 09:28 AM)mikesez Wrote: I guess you don't remember what it's like to have a baby in the house.

I remember fine, babies don't use clocks.

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(12-16-2024, 09:49 AM)TheSkipWillis Wrote: I hate this time of year in Ohio. Sunrise today was 7:59am Sunset will be at 5:11pm. I start work at 5am and am off at 3pm. By the time I get home, I have a little over a hour of daylight. Summers are quite nice, sun doesn't go down until around 9pm.

Sounds terrible, but would it be better if sunrise was at 9am and sunset at 6:15?

Adjusting daylight saving time twice a year disrupts routines. Shifting the clock alters meal times, work schedules, and sleep patterns. This misalignment with the natural circadian cycle can lead to fatigue, reduced focus, and long-term health effects. Consistency in timekeeping eliminates unnecessary disruptions and supports stable, healthier routines.

Now do this, but with babies. Hell, my dogs drive me nuts when they start bugging me for food at 4pm. It's unnecessary.

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