Honestly no, though I really think this is a factor of how close to a pole you are. It's hard enough to deal with the dark coldness, not getting bright til like 10am would be even worse.
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Yes we should stay in summer time. It was already getting dark super early and now it's dark at like 5pm
The clock doesn’t yet say it’s winter time, but Saturday hit 83°, like summer, Sunday rained all day, like Spring, and Thursdaywill be our first day below freezing, like winter
I'm boycotting the time switch.
Sure, the clocks show something different now. But in summer I went to sleep at 11pm, got up at 7:30 and arrived at work at 9.
Now I go to sleep at 10pm, get up at 6:30 and arrive at work at 8. I'll stay on that schedule till they switch the clocks again in spring.
I have not noticed a difference yet...
I have a severe circadian rhythm disorder- yes absolutely lol, daylight savings destroys me every year
My time hasn't changed yet, but I'm not looking forward to it