[Shotimes] Re: OT Indiana Goofy Time
epperly1@optonline.net
epperly1@optonline.net
Wed, 27 Apr 2005 07:41:02 -0400
Makes more sense to have it at the end of the day. For only 2 weeks do I get to see the start of sunrise on the way to work. Then in the winter it is dark when I get home, killing any chance of working outside unless I bring out the lights.
Ken
> Z: "Come on really, think about it, what is the advantage to
> DST? I think
> it's ridiculous. Don't tell me "the farmers want it" I live in
> the middle
> of farm country, we don't want it. It's stupid, plain stupid.
> Make it go
> ther other way, that makes sense. Make it so I have an
> extra hour of daylight in the afternoon."
>
> Hooray, another voice crying in the wilderness. I spent a lot of
> time on a
> dairy farm when I was growing up and you're pretty much out of
> bed when it's
> still dark no matter what season it is. (OK, on a crop farm you
> don't have
> to get up early to milk the corn.) I druther have the daylight
> at the end of
> the day all year round.
>
> Now for normal workadaddies like most of us, it's just a pisser to
> have it
> get dark so quick when they change the clock for winter. Can't
> get a damn
> thing done outside after work. Whereas, I only have to flick the
> light switch
> in my office so why would I care if it's still dark outside when I
> start work!
> No, if they're gonna change it in winter, they should change it
> in the
> OTHER direction so we have MORE daylight after work.
>
> If there are any contractors or similar kinds of outdoor workers
> on this
> list it'd be interesting to hear their opinions which might or
> might not be
> different from farmers.
>
> Cheers
> Mark LaBarre
> 94 atx 130k
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