Even though it has been weeks since we dutifully set our mechanical and electrical clocks to “Spring forward,” the internal clock that dictates the natural rhythm of my being has not yet adjusted to the change.
I am an early riser by nature. I never use an alarm clock and I have only slept in twice over the last forty years. I have always been in tune with my sleep cycle and mornings are the most productive time of the day for me.
But when the natural rhythms of life conflict with an artificial declaration of assigned chronological nomenclature, havoc ensues.
You just can’t dictate to your body that it must conform to the disruption. Instead, it is more practical to allow the internal timepieces to adjust slowly over a long period of time, thus averting a bad case of the “biorhythm bends.”
Let’s just pick one time and stick to it. This “clock-changing” scheme has run its course.
And can anyone tell me who is getting all of this daylight we are supposedly saving?
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