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Nov. 4th, 2008 09:36 amIt is odd waking up at 8:30am and feeling like I slept in.
This is the first time in my life I have experienced Day Light Savings as a benefit. The only time I had to do mornings like this was in Arizona, where we do not recognize such wacky time fluctuations. The way Zoni's see it, days grow longer, then they grow shorter. Put your big kid pants on and deal with it, which should probably be our state motto. It would be a more gender neutral version of Az's current motto - Man Up, Throw Down, or Step Aside
After leaving Arizona, I pretty much only worked night jobs in night clubs and bars. Falling back to the normal time zone always stole daylight from my evenings. I love leaving for work at 8pm and see the sun still shining.
Now, today, I wake at 8 to go to work to have the sun shining through my windows, encouraging me to great the day. Only now it is 8 am. Thank you Daylight Savings Time!
This is the first time in my life I have experienced Day Light Savings as a benefit. The only time I had to do mornings like this was in Arizona, where we do not recognize such wacky time fluctuations. The way Zoni's see it, days grow longer, then they grow shorter. Put your big kid pants on and deal with it, which should probably be our state motto. It would be a more gender neutral version of Az's current motto - Man Up, Throw Down, or Step Aside
After leaving Arizona, I pretty much only worked night jobs in night clubs and bars. Falling back to the normal time zone always stole daylight from my evenings. I love leaving for work at 8pm and see the sun still shining.
Now, today, I wake at 8 to go to work to have the sun shining through my windows, encouraging me to great the day. Only now it is 8 am. Thank you Daylight Savings Time!
