The thing that chaps my patoot is that years ago Oregon had to wait for Calif. and Wash. to come on board. They did and now what is the delay? We have to wait for Congress to approve it. Well, Congress seems to always be busy with some Russian concern so time stability isn't even on their agenda.
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Please share a photo here of that if possible. The only time we can look at the sun here is during heavy forest fire smoke. Here is one from an early morning shot taken in Washington below Mt Baker. I was amazed at how dark it was.
when I milked cows the milking time at the change the sun wouls still be in the same place, thought it was dark both spring and spring other then spring the night milking was still light.It looks like I am outnumbered with my anti-time change dislike. For me, it makes sense to leave it on standard time. It was dark here at 7 AM and now light at 8 AM which will soon be 7 AM with standard time. For me, if it was left on daylight, it would be 8 AM before there is daylight and that is just too late for early risers, one such as myself.
With that said the time change really upsets my system. After the change when I wake and see 2 AM which was 3 AM for the last several months, I will try to force myself to stay in bed and sleep. It takes several days and being tired from lack of sleep to adjust. So my wish is just to make the daylight thing year around since the ones of us raised on early-rising ranches are a dying breed and few and far between.
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