Another useless clock changing exercise! We have tried to make daylight saving time permanent, without success. Is it about politics, or some fear of the changes that would occur if we failed to set the clocks backward and forward regularly?
Most of us feel groggy, cranky, and off our game due to the regular changes in time keeping. We try various things to make it all easier to live with, like changing up the routine of setting the clocks back or forward. I did that this time, setting some clocks the night before, and others in the morning. I felt more in control of the process.
Meanwhile, I still felt out of sorts.
I did more reading today, and even took a nap. I didn’t really sleep, but I did lie on the bed, eyes open, watching the changing photos on my laptop nearby.
Now I am charging my Kindle and trying to decide what to do next. Watch a movie on my laptop? Scroll through blog posts? I feel too tired to do much, but not tired enough to sleep.
How do you feel about the whole thing?
Meanwhile, my patio umbrella is down during the rainy season, and I don’t spend much time out there.
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RAINY DAYS AND MONDAYS 
I think it seems like the longest day EVER!! You look at the clock and say: Oh my it’s only 10 a.m.? or whatever time.
Have a great week, Laurel.
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Thanks, Elizabeth, it is the worst kind of day! Enjoy your week.
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Putting my patio umbrella up is a sort of rite of spring for me. I need someone to help me so it requires coaxing one of my nephews to drop by but once it’s up it makes my back yard more appealing.
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Thanks, Con Martin, I had to have my granddaughter help me.
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