Changing the clocks- Does it get to you?
11-10-2017, 06:11 AM
#31
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Until we get past Winter Solstice, the days are going to feel short no matter which way you slap the hours. It tends to affect me more in the mornings, but I normally get up at 5am, so I'm dealing with close to 2 hours of dark in the mornings this time of year.
11-10-2017, 06:22 AM
#32
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So true! I always feel better once we get past that day!
11-17-2017, 03:00 PM
#34
Lainey,
so we switch into daylight savings but then I fly to New Mexico for testing, shifting two times zones....
But I had to be on site real early, as 06:30, 03:30, 06:30, 03:30 and then get up at 01:40 this morning to fly home. oh1 hundred as in oh sh^t, it's too damn early.
it's also a 50 minute drive out to the test site from the hotel. so I wound up getting up at the same time two days and 3-4 hours earlier for the others.
good thing I'm time zone agnostic.
so we switch into daylight savings but then I fly to New Mexico for testing, shifting two times zones....
But I had to be on site real early, as 06:30, 03:30, 06:30, 03:30 and then get up at 01:40 this morning to fly home. oh1 hundred as in oh sh^t, it's too damn early.
it's also a 50 minute drive out to the test site from the hotel. so I wound up getting up at the same time two days and 3-4 hours earlier for the others.
good thing I'm time zone agnostic.
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