I want to know WHO and WHY.
If you're going to change the clocks back an hour, based on the agrarian habits of a long-since-defunct model of society...fine. If you're going to move the clock-changing day around the year, on a whim...fine.
But why, why would you change those clocks midnight on one of the most sugar-bombed, sleep-deprived days of the year?
Who ever it was probably didn't have small children.
Good luck, Mamas. May the Force be with you.
7 comments:
Pfffttt! I was just thinking the same thing this morning.
My kids are confused, my body is confused.
Sigh....
I have to say - 1 pm church yesterday was ROUGH
With ya, my friend.
Oh yeah, it's been a regular party around here. No matter how late they stay up the kids are still getting up an hour early...
But the clock went back and so you gained an hour of sleep…
-Dad
amen!
I laughed when I saw this. I've been finding myself rather annoyed with the whole "daylight savings" concept messing with my children's and by extention my sleep. I think the folks in AZ have the right idea. Refuse to participate.
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