Daylight Saving Time is finished / myLot

Cooma, Australia

April 1, 2017 6:51pm CST

In Australia at least. The next time it starts again to some states will be in October. I was disoriented upon waking up this morning, I thought I woke up too early. I forgot to set the alarm clock backwards, our 7am becomes 6am. As soon as I got my bearings back, I fixed all the manual clocks and watches back then went back to bed and slept for a couple more of hours. It's harder to resist changes for me, I found it easier to conform, specially to things that I can't change. How do you react to change? Resist? Conform? Complain? Postpone? Deny? We all react differently to changes. Photo is the dinner I had last night, frankfurters with fried rice.

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Kandase

@Kandae11 (57233)

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2 Apr 17

I may postpone a bit - then conform.

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rosyrose

@vickyrose (2236)

• Cooma, Australia

2 Apr 17

If the change is a bit difficult, I'll be in denial.

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Evanson Muhungi

@EMuhungi (1712)

• Nairobi, Kenya

2 Apr 17

Yummy yummy

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rosyrose

@vickyrose (2236)

• Cooma, Australia

2 Apr 17

Thank you, have some lol...

Deborah-Diane

@DeborahDiane (40843)

• Laguna Woods, California

8 Apr 17

I always look forward to Daylight Savings and having sunny evenings, so I don't mind. It is when it ends in November that it seems to get dark way too early. Then I stay home a lot more often.

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rosyrose

@vickyrose (2236)

• Cooma, Australia

9 Apr 17

Me too. I think that it's a good thing.

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (381760)

• Rockingham, Australia

2 Apr 17

Mostly I just conform. We didn't have daylight saving this year so I didn't have to do anything.

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rosyrose

@vickyrose (2236)

• Cooma, Australia

3 Apr 17

Lucky you, that's one chore you didn't have to do.

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Sunrise Fan

@sunrisefan (28524)

• Philippines

2 Apr 17

Same with New Zealand where my daughters are :) Now, they're just ahead of us by 4 hours.

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rosyrose

@vickyrose (2236)

• Cooma, Australia

3 Apr 17

I do remember, and the whole country goes into daylight saving, unlike here.

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Sunrise Fan

@sunrisefan (28524)

• Philippines

3 Apr 17

@vickyrose Oh? So it's not the whole of Australia that goes into DST together?

The Invisible Man

@TheInvisibleMan (17594)

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2 Apr 17

Your dinner looks very nice.

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rosyrose

@vickyrose (2236)

• Cooma, Australia

2 Apr 17

Thank you, it's an easy dinner too.

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The Invisible Man

@TheInvisibleMan (17594)

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2 Apr 17

@vickyrose That's nice.

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Shellyann36

@Shellyann36 (11383)

• United States

9 Apr 17

The time change does not bother me in the spring. I enjoy the extra sunlight. However, in the winter when the time "falls back" I have a hard time adjusting.