Is DST really that big of a deal to you?

[HoneySpider]

I feel like there is so much whining about it! I don't get it. I still slept the same number of hours yesterday that I would have, I went to bed a little bit later but by tonight I'm sure I'll be back on schedule.

[HoneySpider]

It was really weird (but nice) for it to be light at 7pm! DH is really happy because now it will still be light when he gets home.

[MrsMB]

I look forward to it every year because I need my sunlight (and warmer weather!). I'm struggling a bit this morning...but I honestly think it's more because my friend talked me into a drink after we went to see the movie last night.

[MrsMB]

Mar 9, 2015 9:30:40 GMT -5 jjwritergirl said:

Mar 9, 2015 9:28:34 GMT -5 MrsMB said:

I look forward to it every year because I need my sunlight (and warmer weather!). I'm struggling a bit this morning...but I honestly think it's more because my friend talked me into a drink after we went to see the movie last night.

How was the movie?

Good I left a "review" in the Sunday post. I want to see it again with DH! I think he thinks it's more of a girly movie than it really is...

[travelbug]

No, it doesn't really bother me in the spring. It just makes me happy that the warmer temps are finally here

[Deleted]

I like getting an extra hour of daylight in the evening, and I'm not bothered by the loss of one hour. It's just one hour.

[wanderingenough]

DST doesn't bother me. My never going to bed on time does.

[estrellita]

The actual time difference doesn't bother me, but the change each time from driving to/from work in the dark (this is more of an issue in the fall).

[mac08]

I just hate it for 2 days. Yesterday, I hated it because while yes I slept the same number of hours, it was already an hour later in the day when I woke up and I was just later in doing everything, I felt like the day went by too fast. Today I hated it because it was so much darker in the morning and my body rebelled against waking up because I just couldn't believe it was time based on the lightness level of the room, lol. By tomorrow I will be used to it, and will appreciate the later sunset.

[awick14]

I don't like it for a few days and then I'm fine after that. But I LOVE the added light in the evenings.

[pooh8402]

I don't like losing sleep (and it did affect our wake up time yesterday, and we missed church). I am fine today, but had a hard time waking up yesterday. I know it throws off a lot of kids' sleep schedule and it fucks up charting on patients on night shift.

I wish that we (the country, world, the collective we) would just pick a time and stick with it. There is no evidence that it saves energy or whatever stupid reason there is for doing it.

[krystee]

Did not enjoy the darkness when my alarm went off this morning, but I love the extra light at night, so it's worth it! And in another 24 hours, I won't even remember what it was like before, so it kind of feels like a non-issue after the initial adjustment.

[lostarz]

It doesn't bother me.

[luv2rn4fun]

I used to love it, especially in spring. Now it really doesn't matter since C goes to bed so early...in fact, it's just messing with his bedtime for now (I'm sure he'll be back to normal in a few days).

[bk1]

I still went to sleep at 10:30. I live having more light in the evenings.

[Deleted]

I like it being light out later but it takes a few days for me to adjust.

[grover]

It typically doesn't bother me, but this weekend I spent the entire time working on the house, which was exhausting by itself.

[MrsAggie]

I worked 11 hours instead of 12 so DLS was awesome! I also like it being light later. I feel like I can get more done.

[ginkgoleaf]

I really like the spring forward. Fall back kinda sucks. It effs up a lot of kids' sleep schedules. In spring, it just means DS sleeps later. In the fall, though, they get up even earlier than usual, which isn't a fun adjustment.