The time change kicked my ass!

[cupcake0214]

I am exhausted. Damn daylight savings. Anyone else? 

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Yeah, I woke up just so completely out of it this morning. Like, you know when your eyes burn like hell and you have no idea what's going on? Like that. Ilya's crabby and wants to go to bed and it's only 5:30. That one measly hour totally fucks everyone up.

[Deleted]

I will report on my kid's bedtime in 30 minutes. He wouldn't sleep until 3:30, so we cut his nap short. Even so he was out way late.

[pumpkin]

I'm coming down with a cold and it's not helping me adjust to the time change

[grover]

I took a 2 hour nap this afternoon and still feel like I can go to bed now at 7:30.

[dreamcrisp1]

I am literally in bed already because I'm so tired.

[cleo29]

Yes. After watching The Amazing Race, I plan on taking two Excedrin PM and going to bed. So damn tired.

[RoxMonster]

I slept in this morning but have just felt off all day because it's later than it feels like it should be.

I think tomorrow is really when it will hit me. I probably won't be ready for bed until late and not get much sleep.

[happywife]

I've been ok all day. Which scares me because I hope it doesn't hit me tomorrow morning.

[Shreddingbetty]

I honestly don't see the big deal about the time change and maybe I'm the only one. It is only an hour. We deal with bigger time changes when we travel (and yes I have a kid). I Could see how it may take a couple of days to switch over but other than that I don't get the big deal everyone makes out of it . I remember growing up my mom would complain about the time change basically until the next time change. Good thing she never traveled across time zones. We were up at 630 this morning, skied, came home, and kid went to bed at 7 like usual. Getting up early pretty much gets her right on the new schedule.

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Mar 13, 2016 21:26:43 GMT -5 Shreddingbetty said:

I honestly don't see the big deal about the time change and maybe I'm the only one. It is only an hour. We deal with bigger time changes when we travel (and yes I have a kid). I Could see how it may take a couple of days to switch over but other than that I don't get the big deal everyone makes out of it . I remember growing up my mom would complain about the time change basically until the next time change. Good thing she never traveled across time zones. We were up at 630 this morning, skied, came home, and kid went to bed at 7 like usual. Getting up early pretty much gets her right on the new schedule.

My kid that cried for almost an hour says stfu.

[isabel]

Mar 13, 2016 21:26:43 GMT -5 Shreddingbetty said:

I honestly don't see the big deal about the time change and maybe I'm the only one. It is only an hour. We deal with bigger time changes when we travel (and yes I have a kid). I Could see how it may take a couple of days to switch over but other than that I don't get the big deal everyone makes out of it . I remember growing up my mom would complain about the time change basically until the next time change. Good thing she never traveled across time zones. We were up at 630 this morning, skied, came home, and kid went to bed at 7 like usual. Getting up early pretty much gets her right on the new schedule.

Yeah, I tend to agree. Granted this is only our second time change, but the last was uneventful and this one seems to have been too. We travel a lot though. DS is currently on his 5th trip since being born.

[cinderbella]

Mar 13, 2016 23:11:00 GMT -5 @tambcat said:

I don't travel more than one time zone over.

This is the only reason I'm dreading our trip to Arizona this summer. I went last September and never adjusted to the two hour difference. (I also went in February and one hour was no big deal) Now I will have my kids along and I'm sure they will be up at 5:30 every fucking morning. My friends have a pool but they probably wouldn't appreciate cannonballs at that time of day.

[roadbananas]

I'm sure I'll start feeling the effects tomorrow or Wednesday.

[noodle]

I was doing fine until I couldn't fall asleep at my usual bedtime. I ended up staying up almost 2 hours later than I usually go to bed, and then had a really hard time getting up this morning. I hope by the end of the day I'm tired enough that my body resets to my regular schedule.

[Bernadine]

I'm feeling it this morning.

[ECB]

We all ran a 5k yesterday so we're so exhausted from that, the time change means nothing.

[gummybear]

I was fine yesterday but it's rainy and dreary today and it was so hard to wake up.

[knx9211]

I always sleep like garbage anyway so I feel just as shitty as I do any other day.

[kirra]

Yesterday was ok. This morning sucked.

Traveling, it's easy for me to go east. Going west isn't fun.

[bonquiqui]

Yes, i will never get used to observing DST EVER lol