3/13/2010

9 Responses to “Spring Forward 2010”

1. I just got back from AZ so I’m living on Arizona time and my clock is right.

   Most of Arizona does not change. This way it cools off sooner in the summer. All the parks have lights so they must like the night.

   Now if you are in the Navajo Reservation you do spring forward. The Navajos hug the New Mexico border so this makes sense too.

   But then there are the Hopi who live in their own reservation inside the one the Navajo have and the Hopi stick with AZ and don’t spring forward.

   Confused? Don’t worry, be Hopi!

   Alta Bob (e8af2b) — 3/13/2010 @ 10:37 pm

   
   

2. I’m only confused as to why we’re still doing daylight savings time.

   Everything else is handled by 1) the network; or 2) the push of a button.

   But thanks for the reminder!

   Dianna (f12db5) — 3/13/2010 @ 10:45 pm

   
   

3. I’m only confused as to why we’re still doing daylight savings time.

   We are stuck on stupid.

   My computer and alarm clock set their own time.

   hazy (e9dae7) — 3/14/2010 @ 12:40 am

   
   

4. Dead nuts to the U.S. Naval Observatory.

   Kinda magic.

   hazy (e9dae7) — 3/14/2010 @ 12:41 am

   
   

5. Better Half changed all the clocks and watches. I could not figure out why I did not feel rested when I woke, figured it was lack of sleep.

   JD (3b6d31) — 3/14/2010 @ 5:24 am

   
   

6. Our border collie decided to be antsy for several hours before settling down to sleep. Hope we do some lively hymns at church…

   Red County Pete (298065) — 3/14/2010 @ 7:03 am

   
   

7. I set my clock ahead to Tuesday, November 2.

   Official Internet Data Office (3def0e) — 3/14/2010 @ 7:14 am

   
   

8. Spring forward one more hour…. closer to death!

   lee (cae7a3) — 3/14/2010 @ 9:40 am

   
   

9. Spring forward one more hour…. closer to death!

   lee (cae7a3) — 3/14/2010 @ 9:40 am