On 11/5/2017 7:03 AM, Cindy Hamilton wrote:
> On Sunday, November 5, 2017 at 8:01:48 AM UTC-5, Gary wrote:
>> Cindy Hamilton wrote:
>>>
>>> I do mine when I get up in the morning. I still need to do the one on
>>> stove; all of the others have a DST button of some sort.
>>>
>>> It's Sunday. It won't matter what time it is until tomorrow morning.
>>
>> I change my clocks in the morning, not 6 hours before like many
>> here seemed to do. One clock I cannot change is my internal
>> clock. My alarm is always set for 4:10am but I always wake up
>> early and turn it off before it goes off. At 4am, I watch 10
>> minutes of headline news then I get up and start the coffee pot.
>>
>> By 5am, after coffee and internet check, I'm ready to start the
>> day.
>>
>> So...today I got up right after 3am (new clock time).
>> I'll be waking up and getting up for at least another
>> week or so early. I have no need to sleep longer just because
>> we changed the clock. It's stupid anyway, imo.
>>
>> I'd rather keep that extra hour of light in the evening, not
>> transfer it to the morning.
>
> I'm the opposite, but I don't believe I've found anyone who agrees
> with me. Light in the evening is useless to me. Not so much for
> the lobbyists who pay Congress to keep DST.
>
> Cindy Hamilton
>

It should be year round, period.