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[chickenbutt]

I guess I'm in the camp of  'I wish they would just pick one and stick with it'.  I do understand why some people enjoy the appearance of more daylight.  But it's kind of a pain to have to change some of the things I still have, so that's totally on me.  

One thing is that all of my clocks are from before it was changed.   Two of them I can just turn it off and just change the time zone twice a year.  But one of them I cannot do that so it changes itself on the old schedule and I have to adjust it, also by just changing the time zone, four times a year now.  I was going to replace that one but I really like it, other than that problem, because it has 2" red numbers and I was unable to find a newer one like that.  So - I just change it 4 times a year.     It doesn't kill me, so I get over it.  

At least everything else now days, except a wall clock I have and a digital clock on the front of my oven, changes itself.   I remember back when you had to go all over the house changing everything.

[AKgirl2]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

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@AKgirl2 wrote:

Looking forward to spring and summer, the warmer weather and flowers!  By June 21st, we will have 22 hrs of daylight, and the sun doesn't really set in the horizon.  I don't look forward to these extremely long days, as it really plays havoc with your body clock/sleep.  Thank goodness for blackout curtains!

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@AKgirl2  I was in Alaska in August and it was really weird to walk down the street at 11pm, and it's broad daylight.  I wonder if crime decreases in the summer?  I don't think they covered that on Alaska State Troopers, one of my favorite shows. 

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@Kachina624 ~ The sense of never ending daylight is weird for sure, I don't think I'll ever get use to it.  As far as crime, I'm thinking crime prevails during the night sky more than in daylight.  Sadly, it's a 24 hr. business:/    Stay safe!