The Lighter Side of Daylight Savings Time

Ahhhh, didn't consider that angle!  I like it!

John - I like the idea, but four months ago we aged an extra hour.

Hi John, thanks for sharing Micheal's post, I always love this spring change, it is like a gift having that extra hour to work in the afternoons.

How clever you are!  I never thought about the hour younger aspect of Daylight Savings  Time.  I whine quietly to myself about losing the hour of sleep.  I'll also remember Bob Crane's comment about the extra hour of work in daylight.

 Good morning John. Thanks for the reblog on this silly post. I heard a lot of people griping about the time change yesterday. This was the best my subconscious could come up with.

John, Michael always has a creative take on things! Enjoy your day!

I'm really looking forward to Daylight savings time as it will be much easier to do evening appts.  It will still be light when looking for the numbers on the houses and when my customers want to see the samples.

Good morning John. Leave it to Michael to share an unusual insight. Fun.

John, I so like daylight savings time that I would never complain about losing an hours sleep.

But this idea about being an hout "younger" just makes no sense to me. If anything, you just lost an hour you will never see again, unless you consider that you can live the same hour twice when daylight savings time ends this fall-winter.

Bill Roberts

Good evening John Helmick ,  You have a point there.  Younger is better!

There is a lighter side?  I had never considered this effect that daylight saving will have!  If this works, I  think I want to skip a whole month or year to make me look younger!