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I agree completely

The days get longer anyway, on their own. Waking up in the dark on Monday is going to be miserable.

Me too!!!!! I hate any time change. The older I have gotten, the worse it is on my body. I am so sleep deprived from being in the hospital with my daughter that I have NO idea how I will deal with this change tomorrow. It's going to do me in! Ugh!

The candidate who doesn't send me more than one mailer. One is enough. Two per day from the same person is ridiculous. If you have that much money to waste, you are in the pockets of too many people.

I like Daylight Savings Time, although I dislike losing an hour - especially this weekend when I have an extra busy week ahead, with lots of meetings and some longer than normal days. I'm not a morning person, so getting up is always a pain, doesn't really matter to me when the sun comes up. I wouldn't mind being on DST all year.

I, too, would like to get rid of the multiple mailings, arriving every day, from and for the same candidate. There is a whole lot of money being spent on gigantic glossy cards touting one guy and bashing the other. The robo calls don't get through our call screening system but I've heard the phone chirp a lot more often in the last week or so, which tells me there is a call that's not coming through. Our primary is Tuesday, so they should all end soon - at least for a while.

The person who can figure this out...

Me!  I am a morning person.  I like more daylight in the morning.  Either way – I wish they would just pick one and stick with it. It's the switching back-and-forth and back-and-forth that affects me so negatively. I think research shows that it's bad for us all… 

I will vote for the candidate....

That enacts the no more daylight savings. I prefer it stay lighter outside until 8:00pm-ish. I like to walk in the early evening, but I won't walk in the dark.

Makes a law, that all the "think they are better than everyone, I'm entitled" 21+ items offenders in 20 or less quick checkout line, can be made to go to the very back of the longest line.

Can lure Steve Perry out of retirement, for either a concert tour or concert residency somewhere.

I don't mind DST in theory but I swear whoever thought it up didn't have young kids. I dread having to wake the kids up an hour 'early' and in the fall it's not like you can tell a baby/toddler 'hey, we get an extra hour of sleep, it's too early!'. Not to mention bedtime when it's still light outside.

I HATE daylight savings time - always have. I hate it even more now that I work at 4:15am. It takes forever to get used to, and getting up at 2:45 am makes it even worse. I can't make myself sleep any sooner for a while, so it's hard.

I'm in California and I really hope we do away with it. I don't care if we have an extra hour of light in the morning or evening, just quit flipping the clock around. Pick one and stick with it! The days lengthen naturally anyway.

I agree. I hate it. Pick one and stick with it. All of this back and forth is bad on our bodies and doesn't make any sense. The sun will rise and set when it does. 

Debbie in MD.

I prefer the extra hour of daylight in the evening so I'm ok with doing away with it - if we STAY on daylight savings time all year round, no going back to standard time (or as I like to call it - real time / fake time)

My family (husband and 3 kids) are so much more energetic, productive, and happy when we start DST.  We love it!  We don't worry about losing the extra hour of sleep because that happens so often (date night, holidays, kids activities, etc.).  And we are just giddy when it's light out at 9:15pm!

My husband suffers from depression and Seasonal Affective Disorder.  He does so much better once we start getting more daylight, and when we hit DST, that helps even more. (I hope I am explaining this well!  If it makes no sense, I apologize!).  He uses a dawn simulater (something attached to his light that turns it on slowly in the morning) to help him get up in the morning.