Daylight Saving Time
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Oscar Martinez
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Not for those of us still living in 1970 north of the border it isn't.
Oscar Martinez
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I have to say I'm looking forward to it.
The way it is my race days are finishing later and later and now it's back to 5.45pm. I like to finish eating for the day at 6pm. It's all too rushed at the moment.
Thankyou daylight savings.
The way it is my race days are finishing later and later and now it's back to 5.45pm. I like to finish eating for the day at 6pm. It's all too rushed at the moment.
Thankyou daylight savings.
eyewondertoo
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Older country people don't like daylight saving.
The sun never seems to go down on those scorching days in late summer.
Besides which the extra hour fades the curtains you know.
When it first came in in the early seventies it was for the office workers to leave work at 5 and get to the beach to catch a wave.
The acronym N.S.W. stands for Newcastle, Sydney and Wollongong by the way.
But I'll be changing my clock on Saturday night like everyone else. Cheers.
The sun never seems to go down on those scorching days in late summer.
Besides which the extra hour fades the curtains you know.
When it first came in in the early seventies it was for the office workers to leave work at 5 and get to the beach to catch a wave.
The acronym N.S.W. stands for Newcastle, Sydney and Wollongong by the way.
But I'll be changing my clock on Saturday night like everyone else. Cheers.
