Do you like Daylight saving time.

[Freedom Walker]

I love it because it gives me more time to get caught up on my outside work, in order to free up nice weekends for hiking. Oddly enough, I was glad to be putting up that riding mower in Sept, but because I suffer from a mild winter depression I cant wait to fire up the mower like I did today. Love that sunshine. Cant wait to be back on the AT in May.

[Northern Lights]

No I do not, it seems silly up here, we wont' see signs of spring until at least June never mind warmer temps. So I lose an hour of sleep

[atmilkman]

Hey James I like it too. It really didn't effect me all that much since we just got back from FL earlier this week and just left the clocks from the fall and didn't have to reset them. Just stayed on east coast time and now it's BAMA TIME! Just like it was back in January. ROLL TIDE! It's good to be home. My brother told me it was Tide crazy here. Now I know what he was taliking about.

[Train Wreck]

I like it fine the SECOND day after it goes in effect. The first, not so much.

[oops56]

we just be better off use a sun dial then we be like in tune with mother earth

[Swordpen]

I am so glad, lol we dont use DST, would mean another hour of heat here (110+ degrees, ugh)!

[rocketsocks]

Doesn't matter much to me, I'm an Insomniac...when I'm not sleeping. But yeah, I like it...tho it's all relative.

[JAK]

It's hard to make full use of the sun when the best hours of the day are often wasted in school or in an office or in church. We should do more inside activities after dark, or move those activities outside.

[PD230SOI]

Changing the clocks is silly.

in my life it serves no actual purpose.

[Sly]

I like it but think they should wait another month to implement it.

[Cookerhiker]

Do I like Daylight Savings Time? No.

[Mrs Baggins]

Yes! Now just leave it this way and stop the absurd changes twice a year!

[inspectorgene]

Yep, just leave it. Don't fall back...

[BirdBrain]

I am not a big fan of the clock, let alone any changes someone might want to make to it.

[kayak karl]

there is still the same number of daylight hours even it the government didn't change the time. i laugh when people are happy they now have an extra hour of daylight in the evening and they are the same ones that stay in bed till the sun warms the day

[FlyPaper]

there is still the same number of daylight hours even it the government didn't change the time. i laugh when people are happy they now have an extra hour of daylight in the evening and they are the same ones that stay in bed till the sun warms the day

DST automatically moves everyone's day job start time one hour earlier. I stay in bed until it's time to get ready for work, whatever time that is.

I suppose I could get up early and mow half my yard starting at 7:00am, then come home after work and finish mowing at 6:00pm on the theory that we have the same amount of daylight.

[Sarcasm the elf]

I heard on the radio that the daylight savings scheme costs the country $425 million dollars annually due to lost productivity and increased accidents. I agree that it is total nonsense, it only serves to mess with our internal clocks, plus the idea of altering time itself to better conform to the 9-5 workday is just wrong on so many levels.

[colorado_rob]

I love DST; gives us more daylight when daylight is important to me, the afternoon. I just wish we'd keep it on DST all year around. (Doesn't part of Indiana do this?)

[Cookerhiker]

I heard on the radio that the daylight savings scheme costs the country $425 million dollars annually due to lost productivity and increased accidents. I agree that it is total nonsense, it only serves to mess with our internal clocks, plus the idea of altering time itself to better conform to the 9-5 workday is just wrong on so many levels.

Totally agree!

[Sarcasm the elf]

I love DST; gives us more daylight when daylight is important to me, the afternoon. I just wish we'd keep it on DST all year around. (Doesn't part of Indiana do this?)

I actually agree, I'm fine with keeping DST permanently, it's the semi-annual time change that needs to go away.