daylight saving time

Permanent Daylight Saving Time would mean kids on the SouthCoast would go to school in the morning in the dark. It would also mean later sunsets.

Ok, so maybe we didn't have a designated nap room in real life, but we could all seriously use one. Daylight-Saving Time messes with everyone's routine and rhythm. I overslept Sunday morning, could not fall asleep Sunday night, and was miserable getting up for work at 6:30 this morning...

I knew last winter that this winter was going to be a long one.  Last winter if you recall we had mild temperatures, very little snow and an early spring.

We turn the clocks ahead one hour this Sunday for Daylight Saving Time and that will make alot of us sleepy next Monday. This weekend we lose an hour of sleep which can lead to more accidents on Monday. Jane Ehrman with the Cleveland Clinic says people can compensate for losing that hour by getting to bed 15 minutes earlier the next few nights before the time change takes effect...